Tigerman - Origin - Part 2

In India, deep in its heart Begins this tale which I impart A tiger, lone, now stalks his prey The deer is spied, his feast this day His stealth, his silence, unafraid His blood lust raised, his teeth displayed His empty stomach churns in hunger He cannot make a single blunder Slowly stretching muscles, sinews Dark and dreary, rain continues Thunder rumbles, flash of light The deer runs off into the night Enraged, engaged, now is chasing That same deer who now is racing Wanting only a safe haven Tiger only wants his craving Deer must flee or be consumed Leap to live, or else be doomed The tiger stops, his prey eluded Wade Brandywine observes, secluded