The Blue Jackal

Once a hungry jackal fell into a tub

While he was looking for some meal,

The tub was full of blue dyeing water 

Which made him colourful.

With great difficulties, he came out

And discovered himself different, 

Then he planned to fool the animals

Making superior in the forest.

Other animals guessed from heaven

Perhaps, sent to rule them all,

So, they obeyed him as their king

But except an old clever jackal.

That fellow was sure that the king

Was one of their own race,

Then all the packs secretly called

Hooke ho! In a loud voice.

The king also started, hooke ho!

Following his races' call,

Thus, his hidden truth disclosed

That he was a mere jackal.

Jackal's originality didn't take

No other hue at last,

Hence, looking before one's leap

Should be a creature's best.