The First Monkey Poem Summary

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“AAAHHHH”, the monkey screamed. “WE HALF TO LEAVE THIS PLANET” the leader monkey said. Every monkey got on the ship and left, well, everyone but the leader monkey made it on the ship. By the time every monkey got on the ship it was already too late.
The monkeys were in space for about a year before they finally got to earth. They exsplored earth for about 2 minutes before they realized that there favorite place was the jungle. They exsplored a little more before they thought it was a good idea to stay in the jungle. They stayed for about two nights before realizing where they were. They remembered there leader telling them about a large beast called the king of the jungle, and that he was very strong and brave. The monkeys knew that they we in …show more content…

Then all the sudden “THUMP” the monkeys heard a noise that sounded loud like an elephant, or… A LION! The monkeys all bundled up real close so they looked big if the lion found them. They stayed veary quiet so the lion could’nt hear them. The lion looked around and started sniffing, he looked around for about five minutes, but then...a monkey moved. The lion grudgingly walked over and looked thru all the bushes, but nothing. All the monkeys scrammed up a tree. The lion looked around one last time, but this time he saw the monkeys. “HEY” the lion roarded. The monkeys were worried. The lion could’nt get up there, so he called his friend bird. The bird flue up but could’nt get to the monkeys because the monkeys were throwing bananas. “WAIT” the lion holard. “Lets make a deal” All the monkeys slowly got down and talked with the lion, well until the lion attact a monkey. The lioness as in the queen of the jungle hurd all the fighting and arguing so she ran to see what was going on. The queen saw the king trying to eat a monkey so she holard “KING VARON” “WHAT DO YOU THINK YOUR DOING?” she holard. “Oh just having a little fun honey” he said back. “Well the funs over, put the monkey down” The lioness comanded. The

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