The Imminent Danger To Stork

A pair of storks our daily guests The guests we always receives in happiness They comes from some distant away And goes after our noon meals time They were sometimes sloth in behavior Sitting on the compound wall slothfully Sometimes in quarrels with crows we sees Most of the time in searching for food The slovenliness of storks a pretension In actual terms a clever attempt and slyly To catch hold of its preys the insects And remnants of our food we gives to them But yesterday we were in a little puzzle A big cat caught hold of the neck of a stork In a sudden and speedy movement it acted The neck of the stork it caught in mouth Unable to decide the fate of the stork We looked and made a sound in haste A sound of puff may be from the stork heard In a speed it released the neck the imminent death. Is it proper to deny the prey to the cat After all nature decides what to act And where and when to die and circumstance Sortie attempts to save the life may be difficult.