Singe Both Binge And Whinge Poem by John Sensele

Singe Both Binge And Whinge



Strive not for sentiment slavery
Rummaging for crumbs on the fringe
That limits your horizons to a pesky periphery.

Swing not your treasure on a wicked whinge
Expecting excellent outcomes from timid tactics
If you can't pluck up courage to singe a binge.

Throw not your lot into casual characteristics
If from the bottom of the pyramid you should rise
Excel in Mathematics and master heuristics.

Allow not life on you to spring a surprise
Unless you sleep walk
To veer far and far away from your priceless prize.

Listen not to double talk
If you should remain sane
Climbing like a bean on a slippery stalk
Summersaulting in a limpet lane.

Wednesday, March 20, 2019
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John Sensele

John Sensele

Ndola, Zambia
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