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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 3/15/17 Trees cut down by saws Then chopped into logs Some animals have paws and claws And other do or don't have jaws Wounds treated with or without gauze Caused from being at odds Some always follow or continually break laws Does every life form have flaws? Fighting for something or no apparent cause Doing it either right or wrong Regardless of there being second thoughts and pause Deep rooted secrets before and after belief in gods Stalks from crops turning dry and into straw And occasional events leaving those that saw In complete awe Many objects made through using blacksmith tongs A lot of which were bronze Shallow and deep ponds Swimming with life like frogs And swans Near and far from fronds During dusk and dawn Could stumble upon Great opportunities that you'd be wise to take, before they're gone Stories that were short and long And the same could be said for songs Oceans with prawns Close or far from any land or lawns Along many bogs There was hogs Being hunted by man and his or her dog Among negative and positve bonds Suddenly the fog Came in strong During a night that was far from calm As time continued on Things occasionally would correspond And other occurrences turned out to be a facade Due to one typically wanting a cash wad And to technically rob By: Dalton Ogletree
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