Are You a Narwhal

Are You a Narwhal? That large whale with a unicorn-like tusk, Eating cod or halibut whenever it must, Swimming around in small groups so cosy, Clicking, whistling or knocking so noisy. Are you a narwhal, jousting with others? Animals are supposed to be configured as brothers; Its protruding tooth, so obvious and offensive, Reminds me of my potentiality to be abusive. Do you joust with your neighbours, spar and contend, That you’re more than them, yourself do you tend? Do you stand on that invisible step that we all have, Right beside us, all the time, to get one above? Do you catch the other person out whenever you can? Just for the kick and the thrill, yourself not to ban? Do you stay with your own type, gather in small groups? Do you trust only them so your clique has no loops? Do you laugh in their face when they’re down and embarrassed? Do you edify yourself with your own tales of piety harnessed? Do you chide at the first thing you see not quite right? Do you retain all your money, with charity are you tight? Don't be a narwhal, just emulate their way, That's also obvious to me on this day; Strong, long and elegant, swimming away, Rearing their young, keeping predators at bay.