Karma
Three worms were chatting in a tree,
one tells the others his philosophy.
The unknowing two laugh at the speaker,
"do not laugh, I am your teacher."
The two worms call him names and slander his words,
not knowing they just made their death with the birds.
Down swoops the bird who gets one worm,
the other gets scared and tries to squirm.
"I told you to listen,
but you laughed in my face,
sense you threw back my gift,
you will share the other worms fate."
Karma
8/21/09
Copyright © Ross Greenlee | Year Posted 2009
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