A Poem in honour of Cecil The Lion.


Tribute To Cecil The Lion

Tribute to Cecil The Lion

A noble soul departs this world,
Its spirit free, with wings unfurled.
Soars up on high to heaven above,
There bathed in joy and endless love.

And from that place, the scene below
Of blood and severed head on show,
Makes Angels weep and turn away
`Til all is judged on Judgement Day.

What sickened mind, for recreation
Delights in slaying God`s creation?
And kills not for defense or food
But to satisfy a selfish mood.

His fake regrets with measured guile,
As inauthentic as his smile.
The Universal Law called Karma
Now sets its sights on Walter Palmer.

And so the hunter becomes the prey,
His hateful arrows gone astray.
His ego pierced, a wretched disgrace,
He made the world a darker place

Such heartless people fail to see,
That life is precious to you and me.
And he who takes our lives away
Shall have a heavy price to pay.

Your passing Cecil was not in vain,
The World unites in grief and pain.
You`ve woken up the Human Race,
You`ve held a mirror to our face.

So Death should hold no fear for thee.
To Heaven`s door you have the key.
No fear, no pain, reborn anew.
Farewell dear Cecil - may God bless you.

By Johnwhite1012015@outlook.com




Poetry by john white
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Written on 2015-08-14 at 12:14

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Jamsbo Rockda The PoetBay support member heart!
Very well written and perfect in rhyme. It flows so well and I had forgotten how well timed classical poetry delights :)
2015-08-19



"What sickened mind, for recreation
Delights in slaying God`s creation?"

These lines sound very much like the kind of poetry Robert Frost wrote. Easily accessible, perfect rhythm and rhyme and laden with truth. Nice.
2015-08-16


one trick pony The PoetBay support member heart!
it's nice to see a formally written poem, they are beginning to seem like an endangered species. This is very well done, and the subject is touching.
2015-08-15


Arunesh dixit
High intensity poem and lovely too. OSHO once said - "It is very easy to kill a Gautam Buddha. Any idiot can do it, in fact, only an idiot can do it. But that does not prove that the idiot's idea of religiousness is correct, nor does the death of a Gautam Buddha prove that Buddha's philosophy is wrong."

~Arunesh
2015-08-14