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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required (Written in Iambic Pentameter- suitable for music) Harambe, living in captivity- mock forest of the Cincinnati Zoo, within this human world, good as can be, beneath those peering eyes that visit you. And what bad fate for you when, suddenly, no fault of yours, a child falls to your space. At first, you seemed to act quite caringly; you held his hand and looked into his face. But then the shrieks of humans made you wild and frantic, as you soon became afraid. You dragged him to and fro, that little child- and chaos then ensued, decisions made. If only they had found a simple way; removed the crowd to hush upsetting screams, perhaps your primate nature would then play into a more protective stance, it seems. Or maybe darted you to bring you down and not forever, just a little while, to rescue the small boy and take the crown for saving both and ending with a smile. Harambe, poor gorilla, your sad day, to have them end your life for their neglect of building an enclosure in some way, allowed a tiny child to fall direct. Within your borrowed space of humankind, where you knew not of freedom, nature's way, you had to face your end, your days maligned as a dark beast to pay the price that day. Harambe, living in captivity, mock forest of the Cincinnati Zoo, not many of you left on Earth to see; so sorry that this fate has come to you.
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