Jungle Juice Poem by Paul Butters

Jungle Juice

All these vultures hovering around their prey:
Three golden prizes
Who will get there first?
Cue David Attenborough on commentary!
Coupled and single lions
Prowling about
Waiting for the chance of food and drink.

That coffee takes ages.
Coffee?
Yes, for this is my local
And my pack and I
Are thoroughly enjoying our ale
With our lovely lunches
Served to us by beautiful barmaids.

Those golden prizes are the three front tables
From where you can see the golden sand:
On a beach
Dotted with distant tiny people
As some frolic in the estuary waves
On paddle boards,
Basking in the glorious sun.
Time for another pint.

© PB 2\9\23.

Saturday, September 2, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,entertainment,people,places
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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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