The Font Forms A Looking Glass
Poem
Never beg a rich man
A wise man once told me
Or he will own you.
Never beg a poor man
A wise man once said
Or he will bite you.
Never beg a future heart
Because they don't know you yet.
Beg only to the principle of being
Who loves you
Even if you need to
Beg the surface of his brow
Tell him you'll know how not to
When one day
You are that much closer to bide
Time well.
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Canuck Scriber L.Lachapelle Author
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Comments (8)
The poem explores the idea of begging and advises the reader to beg only to the principle of being who loves them, and to bide their time wisely.
The depth of your insights are beautiful and thoughtful. Great job.
Beautiful piece.
Wonderful words I fell right into
This was so deep and filled with wisdom! Loved it!
Excellent advice in the form of poetry. Thanks for sharing. And I always love your titles.
The wise man had some great advice. :) I love this and the way you structured it. Great job! :)
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