The Taipan Poem by Keith Shorrocks Johnson
The Taipan
The taipan is an 8 foot snake
Whose treading on is some mistake.
Deep in the Aussie Outback yonder
If off the beaten track you wander
You may feel an elapid mandibular crush -
Then a shikkering neurotoxic rush
While its haemolytics clot the blood -
And curse the spot where once you stood.
Its coagulopathics should not be vilipended
You may be short on time to be amended.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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