Life woes and crying by M. R. Losch

mrLoach

I see a big cluster

Of perhaps a custard

Its evil sweetness

Gives a sweet tooth sadness

 

The salt overrides the sugar

Because the cavity makes me cry

Some call me big booger

Sometimes I won’t even try

 

As the farmer breaks his hoe

He cries out in a gentle woe

The now hoe less man cannot buy a new hoe

And the hunter shot a doe

 

And he yells to the child “go”!

The now iron stained grass

Tastes a lot like brass

And now I know

 

Why I feel for the farmer

He is so poor

A knight without his armor

Cannot afford his own door

 

The rich men get cavities

The poor suffer calamities

The world is pointless

The end

  • Author: mrLoach (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 11th, 2023 01:57
  • Comment from author about the poem: sometimes life isnt fair, but evil will haunt the bad in the end #sad #deep
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 13
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