Egg Cracks

An egg cracks open and out a baby crocodile
The carer feeds it food daily
Day by day the crocodile grows in size and length
Into a large and strong crocodile 
Day by day the carer’s hair turns grey to white

On a sunny day
The growling crocodile observes its carer’s feeble walk
Chomping the last food
Tears roll down its eyes
Filled with pity
Carer goes near it to comfort

BITE!

Blood drips out of the carer’s stomach
Losing strength to breathe his last
As the crocodile watches the tragic sight happily
Feeding the carer as its last meal
Without realizing the carer is its master

Since then, the crocodile’s stomach growls daily
No more food
Days passed 
It closes its eyes for the last time

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Inspiration On: Friday, 2 January 2014 from 1:30pm to 2pm

An ungrateful crocodile visual poetry appeared in my dream. It speaks a meaningful story to me to be careful of crocodile tears. A few times, I have falled into prey and I need to beware and to share this to you all. Wish you all have good days and thank you.

Turtle and Hare

Turtle brisk on the sandy beach
Hurtle on the grass is the hare

As the peaceful turtle brisk to nest its eggs into the sands
But hare anxiously hurtle to escape from the hunter

Blast from the dart gun but
Last bullet shoots into bun on picnic mat

Though most grasses bust into
Tiny particles of green dust

Safely the hare runs before the jungle
Bravely sneer the hunter before it fades from his sight

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Inspiration On: Saturday, 22 June 2013 at 10:12am
Inspiration Ends On: Friday, 28 June 2013 at 12:08am

Inspired from the words, “turtle hurtle” and “bust dust”. Gradually, my imagination ran wild and thank God to help me to find the right words.

Egg Breaks

Once I left the kitchen
He entered, grabbed an egg then swiftly
Throw it onto granite floor
Though shell broke, egg yolk still intact
No boiling option, only fried.

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Inspiration On: Friday, 21 September 2012 at 10:16pm

When I was preparing for my lunch and left the kitchen to take something from my room, unexpectedly, my toddler entered then grabbed the uncooked and threw it onto the floor. Though broken, my helper picked it up and put it into a red bowl.