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The Wild Kingdom
Among the kings of the wild,
There will always be one who rules them all
The King of the Kingdom
Giving everyone a hard time,
And proving they are worthless.
The Lion,
The true King, ugly and bloodthirsty
With his shining sharp fangs and large fearsome face
Bringing everyone in the Kingdom to their knees
Even the wisest and most quick-witted
There is no pleasing the Lion
The Bear,
The most intelligent, the quick adapter to the environment
The King of multiple habitats, the intense carnivorous killer
He understands multiple animals and their behaviors
Yet even he is brought to his knees by the Lion
When it comes to Humans, there is the School Classroom.
There will always be one who rules over everyone
The Leader of the Classroom
Giving everyone stress
And proving they are worthless
The Teacher,
The true Leader, grumpy and strict
With her crooked yellow teeth and long narrow face
Bringing everyone in the Classroom to tears
Even those who are among the highest of rankings
There is no pleasing the Teacher.
The Student,
The smart young man, with a successful future ahead of him
The smartest in all of his classes, the quick thinking mastermind
He understands everything that is being taught
Yet even he is brought to tears by the Teacher.

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