One minnow, two minnows, a life-long bond,
swimming vividly in a crystal clear, blue pond.
Golden scales, so lively, glimmering so brightly,
like two doubloons in a wishing well, how sightly.
Two years have passed, one minnow has passed,
the cycle of life claims a prize, the other has outlasted.
The pond's gleaming blue darkens to a murky shade,
as the lone minnow swims with little effort to trade.
Scales of solid gold, degraded to rust, what a bust,
a single penny in its wishing well, collecting dust.
The murky blue waters, now a soup of pitch black
main ingredient, a still fish, movement quite a lack.
One minnow, one minnow, alone with no bond,
drifting along in a cold, harsh, black pond.
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Uche's Tales
Short StoryThis is basically a collection of short stories and poems I've been doing for creative writing. Feel free to take gander.