The Pond
No pondlife was harmed in the making of this poem.
By Paul WilsonPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Ray Hennessy on Unsplash
On summer days I'm rather fond,
Of looking at my garden pond.
Of watching life beneath the water,
Wondering whether or not I ought to,
Just get rid of it.
Because was eaten by my dog,
The other day, a little frog.
Poor Thor was sick for a week,
And so my vengeance I shall wreak,
Upon the horrid pit.
Into it I shall pour,
A little bleach, then a little more.
Till everything within is dead,
And over it lay concrete bed.
Aren't I a nasty git?
About the Creator
Paul Wilson
On the East Coast of England (halfway up the righthand side). Have some fiction on Amazon, World's Apart (sci-fi), and The Runechild Saga (a fantasy trilogy - I'm a big Dungeons and Dragons fan).


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