She was beautiful at birth
Plumpy to perfection
With promissory juice
And was as fresh as the morning dew
Then it caught its owner’s eye
He searched frantically for its DNA
Which required he peeled her
So he peeled
And peeled
And peeled
And peeled
Until it reached the bottom of its lifespan
There was no sign of a shoot for replacement
It was then it dawned
He should have allowed it to grow to old age
And rot in order to give him what he needed
Dawning of dreary dawns depresses and depletes sorries
Sad
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia (c) 2015
(Picture by Google pictures)
2 replies on “THE POOR BEAUTIFUL ONION”
I know no one else who is able to find so much meaning in an onion. Delightful! :0)
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🙂 Thanks Pam.
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