The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Wood Cutter

Twigs, branches and climbers
 Are cut indiscriminately by a wood cutter   
 For his domestic use of fuel
Such is he an innocent cruel  
Without knowing that some are herbs
Experts, out of them, make life- saving drugs
Once taking it as a worthless pebble
 He threw a piece of diamond too
If he does no know the difference among them
What will a piece of diamond or a twig of herb can do?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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