The butterfly which sits on the tip of an uneatable leaf
In hope of a wind taking it to the flower with a nectar cup
Without lifting its healthy wings in direction
Is bound to blame its God
For the sluggish crime of itself
II
The mosquito which sits on a pore for long,
Like a hungry glutton on its delicacy,
Hoping to fill its tank for a lifetime
Never lives to tell the tale of the elderly
III
Heads are carried for a reason
Skins are shed in its season for a reason
Thinking wires need no pickaxes
In digging meaning from words of sages
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia ©October 11, 2017
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That was amazing!
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Thank you Richard.
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My pleasure 🙂
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