Monkey's Shadow Dance

In the heart of the jungle, where shadows cast long, Lies a tale of a creature, whose song carries on, A whispers in the wind, a rustle in leaves, Beware the claws of the monkey, and the secrets it weaves. Camouflaged amidst foliage, with eyes that gleam, A silent observer, hidden in the serenity of the green, A friend or a foe, in the blink of an eye, Beware the claws of the monkey, as danger draws nigh. A trickster, a jester, a thief in the night, Mimicking our laughter, echoing in the canopy's height, A rogue, a rascal, with a heart full of whim, Beware the claws of the monkey, for they're sharper than sin. Sly and cunning, with a twinkle in sight, In the moon's gentle glow, or the sun's fierce light, A dance of shadows, a ballet of grace, Beware the claws of the monkey, and the chasing of space.