A poem for "A glance at narrative"
A man and his favorite pig
Trudging along the long dry dirt road
Scarred with ruts made by farmers
On rainy days they were barely passable
Almost tripped, him with shouldered pig
The pig was his best friend but sell her
he must. Baby needs milk, Mom her fix
The pig had a suspicion something bad
to come from his friend. What to do, what
Their running away would be a cowardly
price one pays for freedom's ending love
... (to be continued)
Poem Copyright, © Jimmiehov 2017, All Rights Reserved
Notes and photos:
I'm linked with "Outlawyer" at
http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2017/07/a-glance-at-narrative.html?m=1
This will NOT be continued
Labels: Poem, prose poem, Real Toads
8 Comments:
Once you engage with an animal it is so hard to let go. Pig or wife and baby that was a hard choice!!!
Some choices are very difficult to make...
Oh dear, it is very hard to let animals go, even when needs must. Thanks for the story, Jim, and the rhythmic telling. k.
It is hard to let go of animals that have gained our trust but...
Hard choices.
That'll do Jim ;)
Oh, what a cliff-hanger! You drew me right in.
Oh... not to be continued. I think we can figure out what happens next :(
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