Mary Had A Mutton Fry Poem by PREMKUMAR C N
Mary Had A Mutton Fry
Mary had a mutton fry
From a farm hotel
On her birthday
With her parents
She was enjoying
The taste of the
Mutton fry dipped
In tomato sauce
A cute little lamb
Came close to her
And touched Mary
With its head
Mary hugged the lamb
With love so innocent
'You are so beautiful, '
Mary said to the lamb
The lamb said, 'You are
Now eating my brother
If you come tomorrow
You can eat me too
They will kill me
Tomorrow and fry me
And sell as mutton fry
You can eat me too'
Mary was shocked
And she threw away
The mutton fry and
Started crying loud
I will never eat
Animals in my life
Never again
Never again
A beautiful poem with a stunning presentation. The message that you have imparted will always linger in the mind of readers.
people are an oddity, I don't know what to make of them or me. good presentation of this aspect of humanity. top score
My daughter cried for hours and made a strong decision that she will never eat meat again. Powerful poem with simple words.
Very beautiful narration of a story that questions the human love towards animals. We show love but we eat them. The poem creates tremendous impact in the mind of the reader. Simply superior.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/2/2024 11:22:06 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A powerful poem so nicely crafted and executed. Top Marks! !