Art Explained by A Writer: A Fight Between A Tiger and A Buffalo **He is so handsome and elegant** Lightning fast with such a colourful outfit How can I not be crazy about that man Who takes the slow pace and boredom out of my existence? He prowled through the jungle How wonderful her scent was It was impossible to deny it That he didn't show interest in the plump lady. He moved elegant, low to the ground Kept an eye on her day and night What if someone else noticed her And snatched her away in front of his face? His heart pounded with restlessness. From a tree branch, he watched How the feminine beauty moved away Unrest overcame him Was she looking for something? He observed distantly Her lovely snout down to the ground What was it that she saw? As he bent over he lost his balance Landed on his feet with a plow. A lonely sob rang through the night Caught up in her feelings, she did not see him How can such a perfect man like him feel anything for me, she cried. I'm too fat, too clumsy, too slow, worthless without the herd. I wish you would see me He whispered into the night The wind delivered the message Abruptly she stood still For a minute it was as if the world became impoverished. Did she feel it too? He gathered all his courage and growled I love you tight, I find you delicious!
Fight between a Tiger and a Buffalo (1908) - Julien Félix Rosseau It was not a fight for death and life But love those two made He sunk his teeth into her neck gently When she bent down to be closer to her lover. Blissfully, she closed her eyes The prince of her dreams had finally come. 30-6-2024
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