“No more!” says the Rhino…

When looking at nations

and their respective reigns over nature;

one finds that the rhino once had fair relations with the melanins

or at least co-existed without threat/danger,

and if horns were taken — it was after a natural death.

Then the eugenes came to the lands

and they started taking the horns out of mere fascination/adventure

or to decorate their theatres.

And now the yings want the horns carved into ornaments/treasure

to symbolise their growing wealth.

“No more!” says the Rhino…

 

© Heath Muchena, 2014

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