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A spider died in my curry

by Poetic-Companion

A spider died in my curry I think he was in a bit hurry. My leisured lunch— was now a plate of a worry. A food inspector like a crime detective investigated that dish— And he took out my demised bug— In no time. Then, He called the server in a flurry. The server watched with his sorry eyes. There laid that dead bug. My pet is dead He cried— Losing my hunger I looked up in the sky... Perplexed I was— Should I ask for refund? Or give him a shoulder to cry? Amid this outcry To quench my thirst— ordered a glass of water And it came with a fly... At least it was not a pet— I sighed. The server asked for pardon— giving the bug and the fly— Its final dues. Though the detective cried yet he charged the fine Both gazing at me like I did the crime And within no time walked out from the grave. A bit confused— A sly thought occurred in mind— "In some regions It is enjoyed with a lime".
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30 / M / India
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May 3
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