A Rainbow Of Colorful Eggs Poem by Akhtar Jawad

why does English have to have words with seemingly opposite definitions? ? I mean the same word with different definitions! Search Results 1. a•bide əˈbīd/ verb verb: abide; 3rd person present: abides; past tense: abided; past participle: abided; gerund or present participle: abiding 1. 1. accept or act in accordance with (a rule, decision, or recommendation) . I said I would abide by their decision synonyms: comply with, obey, observe, follow, keep to, hold to, conform to, adhere to, stick to, stand by, act in accordance with, uphold, heed, accept, go along with, acknowledge, respect, defer to he expected everybody to abide by the rules antonyms: flout, disobey 2. 2. informal be unable to tolerate (someone or something) . if there is one thing I cannot abide it is a lack of discipline synonyms: tolerate, bear, stand, put up with, endure, take, countenance; informalstomach; formalbrook; archaicsuffer I can't abide the smell of cigarettes I think “abide” in the poem refers to tolerance. am I correct? ? and “kegs”? another word for basket? I come up with barrels and kettles, but not basket. or is it some Pakistani use of ‘keg’ I don’t find? Easter was one of my favorite holy-days/holidays, but not for religious reasons. it WAS the baskets with colored eggs and CANDY! ! ! a chocolate Bunny if I was lucky. it’s one reason my teeth have so many cavities OR are missing altogether! I hope you find your basket, young man. perhaps a crowbar would help? are the ‘locks’ or YOU looking old and disgusted? ? bri :)

I am sorry your colorful easter eggs might go rotten inside the locked store with the keys rusted and unable to be used!

A poem that gives a message to think......................10