Illustration by Poet Rummager
Stealthy, in tall grass,
she waits as her hunger growls.
Deer appear. She leaps.
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Poet Rummager 
The blue striped Bengal tiger is very rare!
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Lol. I was wondering if anyone would notice! Haha. Should’ve known it was gonna be you. 😀
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For some reason “Maneater” by Hall & Oates started playing in my head. I hope she gets a good meal and doesn’t fill up on bread.
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I love that song! I don’t think tigers eat bread unless they’re deer or gazelle buns. 😀
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Ha ha. Buns.
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Cool illustration and poem ^_^
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Thanks Josh ❤️
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Stunning, stunning startling illustration…and poem to go with it. I love both. xx
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Thanks!! They both love ya back! xo
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Wonderful Rose, and you draw
very well. 😎
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Thank you very much, darkling Alan! 🙂
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Don’t you have food to feed the monster
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Are you free some time to feed the monster? 😉
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I could be it could get complicated
I’m not driving rite now
And I have a poor sense of direction
Sheldon
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I’ll pick you up! Better strap on your seatbelt! Lol.
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Can’t wait
Would love a change of scenery
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evocative!
everything needs food 🙂
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I tend to be evocative when I’m hungry 😀 Thanks for visiting!
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Your words (as always) are eloquent. “Hunger growls” is exactly it! And your illustration is mysterious and vibrant. Love the eyes. ❤
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Aw, your compliment means so much; especially from an artist I admire a lot! Thank you, Lady Merrie ❤
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Look at the tigress going after her prey. You’re such an animal lol. 🐯
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Ha! Takes one to know one. Nice tiger 🙂
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HA! Good one! lol
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Wow…blue and orange…the colour combo seems fitting with the haiku. A cool, fiery tiger… 🙂 You are so talented, Rose…wonderful drawing… ❤
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The orange and blue combo was kind of an accident, so I’m glad you liked it! You’re such a sweetheart, Mani. Thank you!💐💝
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Welcome…<3
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‘Deer appear’ – I love this.
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Thank you!
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Love both your poem and illustration, Rose. 🙂
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Hi Mary! Thanks so much. 😘
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You’re welcome, Rose. 🙂
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Lovely… so well expressed! 🙂
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Thanks dear Iris! 😘
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So feral 🙂
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Rrrrroar!
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I wonder if sher had the deer with a nice salad and wine.
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She drank Vodka and coke. She likes the hard stuff 😀
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Wow beautiful drawing🤘
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Thank you, Ajaz! You haven’t been posting your lovely drawings as often?
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Ahhh….I will surely do it today😉
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Yay! 😊
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Haha! That’s right, deer, be very afraid. 😀
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It’s a wonderful haiku as ever, Rose. Very powerfully written. It makes me realize how tough it is being a tiger, though. When my hunger growls, I go the the refrigerator.
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Ha! Yes, we are lucky not to have to hide in tall grass and pounce at our prey. Ah, you always make me smile, BunK. xo
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Love it! Me and my red velvet cake ;( But seriously, it is such a message – wild animals wait until they are hungry before they decide to strike.
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Haha! Red velvet cake is yummy. So true, Inese — another wonderful lesson animals teach us. xo
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Reblogged this on Crazy Pasta Child.
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Thanks Penney.
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Good one ! 🙂
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