Leave No Stone Unturned Poem by Soha Sudan

Leave No Stone Unturned



Once in a blue moon
I was up early on Sunday
I hanged in there
For my breakfast

Then I recalled
‘bout my mother who was
Feeling under the weather
Was at the doctor's with father

Suddenly I sited
A cat and a brat rat
Freaking out
At each other in vain

And I saw my living area
Which was into bits and
I was in a pickle
Cause both were my pets

I dug in my heels
And stuck my guns
To leave no stone unturned
I had to clean it
Before someone stepped in

But unfortunately
I wasn't quick enough
the bell rung
our families police had me handcuffed.

Sunday, September 24, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: poetess
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Hi there!

This poem is basically for all my friends who are at times a bit clumsy!

Well...never mind!

While reading this poem, you may keep a dictionary or an idioms and proverbs guide handy as this poem contains a lot of idioms and has been basically written to promote the idea of Idiomatic Expressions.

Enjoy!

With love, Suhasini Sudan
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