The Cemetery MoleA Poem by Cully45Just a few words of thought.
Down in the Churchyard in amongst the graves so still is a little problem and it makes me ill
A Mole has made his home in the family plot as for our feelings he does not give a jot
Every time I go to tend the grave with love and care I am greeted by this mound of earth so I know that he has been there
He digs away to his heart’s content the mound gets bigger every day so I am going to have to trap him try to catch it in some way
So I will dig a little hole into his mound and set a trap for him a passer by walked over said what are you up to Jim
Trying to catch this little varmint who is causing me concern? I have to teach him a lesson so that he will learn
To leave my family plot alone go somewhere else to dig his tunnels because all the mounds he leaves behind looks like a row of funnels
So I set my trap, and off I went home for a good nights rest satisfied I had done my duty to catch this little pest
As I fell asleep, my mind did dream this little creature with his pick and shovel hard at work all night dragging the dirt to the surface in his little cart so it would be there for me to see at early light
Suddenly there was a clanging sound as the trap snapped down on his neck hard and fast trapped, struggling to break free but soon to breathe his last
I awoke with such a start shouting Oh Lord, what have I done? I have killed one of Gods tiny creatures on with clothes and out I run
Down to the Cemetery at high speed till I reached the family plot I yanked on the trap protruding to see what I had got
To my relief there was nothing there I must have dreamt it all it seems my little friend was still alive not dead, like in my dreams
I quietly flattened out his mounds Thought I can do that every day It can be a special thing between us A game that we can play
After all what harm was he doing tunnelling away my relatives now had company and that’s how it will have to stay © 2024 Cully45Author's Note
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