A doe with shiny eyes,

Silently from the herd shies,

As the little fawn she licks,

Foolishly stumbles and effortlessly kicks,

Unknown, lost, safe in the herd,

Silent, silent not a word,

A predator set on a prowl,

How it smells, how it growls,

Sit silently o stupid little fawn,

Do not dance do not yawn,

It is a matter of life and death,

Jungle is red in length and breadth,

Be it tigress be it doe,

For all there is some foe,

So sit silently in the safety of the herd,

Unknown to the grass, unknown to the herd,

Till you grow and faster you run,

There is a predator at every turn.

In a jungle when a doe delivers a little fawn she knows there is danger everywhere, there is safety in the vastness of the herd, but some fawns want to experience the world and are unwittingly exposed to the predators. Till they learn to smell danger ignorant innocent women are as vulnerable as a fawn in a ruthless jungle. A woman’s education is incomplete if she doesn’t know how to protect herself from sexual predators. Women have an instinctive capacity to smell sexual predators the problem is, they don’t follow their instincts.