A Curious Union

gray0328

 

In shadowed pens where light and dark entwine,  

A pig and chicken, cross a curious line.  

Their whispered vows beneath the moon's pale glow,  

With oaths to secrets only they would know.

 

A wondrous egg, the product of their tryst,  

A marvel, nature's wild alchemic twist.  

Its shell, a testament to what they've spun,  

A union, strange beneath the blazing sun.

 

The pig, it marveled at the egg's grand size,  

Yet feared the mystery behind those eyes.  

Once broken, yielding yolk of amber thread,  

A fusion, bacon, egg, on breakfast spread.

  • Author: gray0328 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 26th, 2024 11:33
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Comments1

  • Maplespal

    ty needed that ending laugh

    • gray0328

      Me Too!!



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