The Secret Poem by Sandra Martyres
The Secret
It carried like
A whisper in the breeze
I watched it float delicately
As it rose above my head
And landed at my feet
This little secrect
That we were all to keep
But which got whispered
From mouth to mouth
Silently but not silent enough
It moved back and forth
Depending on the direction
That the gossips' ship set sail
Soon everyone had more
Than a gentle inkling of the tale
Brandy's sister was seeing
Whiskey's elder brother
But she did it under cover
All was well until Bacardi
An admirer started the whisper
Gossips ensured that the breeze
Covered the town and news spread
With the speed of light until
Old Monk appeared on the scene
To deflect the whisperers' attent
oh very interestingly narrated the path of secrecy that slowly gets light by whispers in hide, quite ingenious write,10+++, thanks for sharing
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4/26/2024 7:40:29 AM # 1.0.0.1119
the perniciousness of the whispered word and the fall out verty well written A whisper in the breeze I watched it float delicately initially it seem almost feather light...but let the ship pick up speed...and what it becomes.... such an important area of human inetraction thanx and cheers