Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of all?
This wall mural tells and warns us before the Fall.
Mural Painting and Verses by Dr Abe V Rotor

Orangutan and her baby perched in a tree their home -
mother and child model in the wild - and for whom?
A pair of gray herons patiently stalks for prey,
no fast food, no detritus even if it takes a day.
Too small a herd, remnant of an endangered kind;
bless he who has seen a deer free, it's a lucky find.
Kakapo, macaw, or parrot talking birds and colorful;
Bird of Paradise the rarest and brighest of them all.
Serene these creatures live in peace and harmony;
wouldn't we humans wish - if only there were many?

mother and child model in the wild - and for whom?
A pair of gray herons patiently stalks for prey,
no fast food, no detritus even if it takes a day.
Too small a herd, remnant of an endangered kind;
bless he who has seen a deer free, it's a lucky find.
Kakapo, macaw, or parrot talking birds and colorful;
Bird of Paradise the rarest and brighest of them all.
Serene these creatures live in peace and harmony;
wouldn't we humans wish - if only there were many?

Nest atop a tree a mother hawk takes care of her brood;
scenario we wish, rather than living on the busy road.
A pair of love birds "'til death thou us part" bound;
while a third warns of danger stalking the ground.
A boa constrictor poised to strike or just resting,
makes a story symbolic, fearful, interesting.
Butterflies and bees too, have their share of the scene;
fluttering, buzzing in disquise, discreet on the screen.
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of all?
This wall mural tells and warns us before the Fall. ~
scenario we wish, rather than living on the busy road.
A pair of love birds "'til death thou us part" bound;
while a third warns of danger stalking the ground.
A boa constrictor poised to strike or just resting,
makes a story symbolic, fearful, interesting.
Butterflies and bees too, have their share of the scene;
fluttering, buzzing in disquise, discreet on the screen.
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of all?
This wall mural tells and warns us before the Fall. ~
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