
This uncanny saucepan
Lies on its back
To trace its chickens
Harbour no thoughts of trickery
For it folds when your fruition ends
So peck like chickens
Don’t use your beaks like lions
If you harm earth foods
Before their fruition
This uncanny saucepan
Will help you eat
And still make you pay
When it needs its meal
I took a cue
When the rich and poor
Lie equal in this saucepan
Like the chickens they are
When it folds on their end
So look and take a cue
And peck wisely
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia (c) 2014
8 replies on “PECK WISELY”
Death does not discriminate. In the end we all are the same. Just as life we start. I know not why there is a separation, just that it exist. Yet as you said it folds when you step on it. So choose wisely before you eat. This is a good on Cecilia
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True. Blessings Sheldon.
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Well written poetry. 🙂
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Thanks Raul. Blessings.
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This young Lady is a Poetic Genius. She has a unique creative intriguing way with word images!!
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Awww. Thanks sweet Debbie. Blessings.
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Intriguing. Would the saucepan be the grave? The tomb which is the great equalizer of rich and poor.
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Yes. It is exactly. 🙂
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