So Much For Becoming A Vegan Poem by Ted Sheridan

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So Much For Becoming A Vegan

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In the garden behind the house, the May peas
are at last ready to eat; I pop a handful of them into
my mouth like so many green colored M&Ms.
The scarecrow, his eyes ever watchful; stands idly by
with a head full of straw and worm ridden ideologies
he borrowed from the same place he got his clothes…
A mole has dug a trench from under the Willow tree
to the tender young lettuces and it samples a leaf
of the supreme vegetation while over on the fence,
rests a hungry Crow who questions the wisdom of us all....

2008 © T S

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