Homo Sapien Poem by james watkin
Homo Sapien
The ape had stood erect, that's all!
And a sophisticated brute
Had but advanced! Only nimbler
To and from his cave commute
Civilization's false impression
In designer overrall!
Only more scent-aggreeable
Drags therein its bride, that's all!
The ape had lost some hair, no more!
A dispute with grunt and club
But in the linguist's damning hands,
Truncheons, torpedos, who rub!
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8/24/2025 3:30:32 AM # 1.0.0
Very original handling of this topic and you make your reader smile and cry at the same time. Excellent write!
Thankyou so very much Susan. I apologize for late reply!