Self-Reflective (A frog's Attempted limerick)
Arrogance, complacency, self-conceit, negative characteristics
Smugness, self-love, and pomposity, subjects of linguistics.
It only is loosely submitted
Vanity is so committed
It is only so reflective of royalty, affirmation of all the kingly statistics.
Those so pompous, the vain-glorious, the big-headed wear pompadours a lot
The excessively favorable, in the opinion of oneself, is a blot.
Not only a smudge on the nose
Exaggerated hitching of their clothes
All wear a label on their respective backs, one big and black reflective spot.
A circus-like attempt in regarding all life, as a hiatus of reality, trip to the fair
These highly egotistical products of a fantasy land, a make-believe affair.
Adults behaving like a child
Laughing out loud all the while
As they approach everything that they are to encounter without a single care.
Self-denial, a real prison in effect, never allowing any prisoners their escapes
Or as Fairyland mushrooms with windows and open doors, strangest shapes.
With their eyes so often closed, they pretend to see
Butterflies on flowers, birds in every tree
While all alone. the king, on his royal throne, frowns, as his robe so drapes.
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