Metamorphosis of Familiar Faces-4
by Gayathri Devi Dutt
(Bangalore, India)
A majestic look and undying spirit
Perennially playful often seeking to flint
Super sensitive to sound all round
Would spill around a roaring sound
The rhythmic tone of the roar had a myriad meanings
Come back, don't go,take me out, & feed me eclectic
innings
The roar and it's size stamped the metaphor Lion
But deep inside a coward wouldn't fight or bite anyone
Chase the owner's car but would not enter though the door
opened
The bouncing energy and the sound vanished into an
oblivion
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