An Encounter With A Toad Poem by John Sensele

John Sensele

John Sensele

Ndola, Zambia
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John Sensele
Ndola, Zambia
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An Encounter With A Toad



Ought to grab life by the scruff of its neck
Shaking my mind from the reverie I ride
If only she could plant on my cheek a peck
To restore a modicum of my plummeted pride.

I pick myself up and hit the road
Daring fate and its pate to stop my move
I look straight ahead and goad the toad
In front of me to interfere with my groove.

The toad hops away
Jinxing, I flex my muscle
Cutting the distance I sway
Luck to swing in favour of the hustle

I carve out of the toad's diffidence
Surging forward with aplomb and purpose
As I carve a craving in confidence
Daring the toad to nail my fate on the cross.

Monday, December 9, 2019
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John Sensele

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Ndola, Zambia
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