Evolution (a humorous poem) |
by Soodabeh Saeidnia |
My ancestors were not apes, I'm sure If they'd been, I should have lived carefree, joyously, with a pear in between my teeth hanging on trees My ancestors were not dolphins, I'm sure If they'd been, I should have been intelligent ingenious, cheery, friendly or at least smiley My ancestors were not lions, I'm sure If they'd been, I should have behaved as a king understanding, dignified, respectful, not like hyenas or wolves My ancestors were not dinosaurs, I'm sure If they'd been, I should have been...nothing They have already been extinct Obviously, they didn't look like me anyway My ancestors might have been the African elephants or the huge Megalodons in the oceans or even the Sequoia trees in California Whatever they were, I've not been evolved perfectly All due respect, I guess my DNA was not so pure, and for that, I'm wayward, stuffy and stubborn afraid other animals evolve faster than me Oh Darwin, are you sure about your theory? |