The Pigs And You Poem by RIC BASTASA
The Pigs And You
what you thought
was a pearl, then
a diamond, which
you treasured for
years,
the pigs those pigs
keep on
eating, preoccupied
with left-overs
and chaff and grains
muddy but not muddled,
and they
(if you only know)
pity you.
Saturday, July 23, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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