But if his tale is a lie And the skull speaks no word, This Kagwa himself must die’ They rode into the forest; For days and nights they found nothing. At last they saw the skull; Kagwa Said to it, did you come here?” “How The skull said nothing. Kagwa implored, But the skull said nothing. The guards said, down.’ ‘Kneel They killed him with and spear. Then the skull opened it’s mouth; how did you come here?’ ‘Huntsman, And the dead man answered, brought me here.’ ‘Talking "The Huntsman" has been composed by the modern English poet Edward Lowbury. It is based on an African folklore which explains the uncertainty of human life. The poem is an
But if his tale is a lie And the skull speaks no word, This Kagwa himself must die’ They rode into the forest; For days and nights they found nothing. At last they saw the skull; Kagwa Said to it, “How did you come here?” The skull said nothing. Kagwa implored, But the skull said nothing. The guards said, ‘Kneel down.’ They killed him with and spear. Then the skull opened it’s mouth; ‘Huntsman, how did you come here?’ And the dead man answered, ‘Talking brought me here.’ "The Huntsman" has been composed by the modern English poet Edward Lowbury. It is based on an African folklore which explains the uncertainty of human life. The poem is an