Bubbles Bursting Poem by O Anna Niemus

Bubbles Bursting



A frog snatches several bees
and his throat is stung
A beaver fells a tree
the wrong way and it falls on him
A python eats a crocodile
and then ruptures.
Encased in form, in so many ways
do beings'
bubbles burst into the bay of God

Saturday, August 23, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: bees,frog
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