The Coconut Man

he CoCoNuT MaN

Oh do you know the coconut man
The coconut man, the coconut man?

There is a tree at a cross section. It is rumored that green coconuts are borne from that tree, which ripens in to matured ones in due course.

Sometimes coconuts fall upon unsuspecting pedestrians. So beware! Lo and behold! Hold your horses whilst crossing a coconut tree. For all good it is to you, it's better not to cross them trees at all. After all, they contain "green" coconuts, which grows on to ripe ones, and from which we can extract hair oil, and apply oil on to an already oily head.

No matter how many days, years or decades pass by, no matter how much good, bad and ugly walks by the crossroad, the legend of the coconut man lives by. He rubs his ring and gets the strength of ten coconuts, e.g. the yield is as much as 10 heavy duty coconuts thrown on to the bad man's mouth.

The coconut man is a creature who
comes out at night, and why?
He likes the air, he likes to scare
the nervous passer-by!

Among the wildest of stories that behest his presence, one is said about a zoo bare animal. I mean, an animal that lives in the zoo, bare footed and sans cloths; and pecks at any unsuspecting visitor who dares to lay a finger on to the cage that enslaves him. There's A nother War elephant in the zoo, which has been encased by walls put up by his own self years ago. He roars, moans, growls, beckons and bellows,bares his yellow teeth, but the leaning tower stays static and nothing really happens.

No matter how many wild animal roams the face of the earth, everyone hates the coconut man. Because he likes to scare the nervous passer by his mere presence.

Oh my, oh my!