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Tarzan and Jane never saw it like this
Cutthroat Impossible to survive Bloodthirsty Deadly eyes, menacing, wondering Why you've intruded onto sacred ground You have your lions, your tigers, Each king in their way, a battle raging Elephants mighty but gentle Birds, soaring, beautiful, calling Monkeys amusing, laughing at themselves And at you And at you You're nothing The absence of being And you're some kind of field mouse Out of place Stepped on Even the elephants are afraid Percieved slights Pretended deficiencies Are real You're not them You're no one You're nothing Go back to your field, It's a jungle in here
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