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there once was a peasant who would come to walk a long road on his way he took a rest settled down he pulled an apple from his knapsack and ate of its fruit when finished he left only a core and tossed it to the ground he quickly commenced upon his way... with what was left of itself the apple bore life to the two tiny seeds left within they sprouted and took root and grew into two magnificent trees they needn't be tended by the peasant his new life made little matter to these them the last efforts of that apple gave rise to something great god and mother earth tended these new trees made their limbs sturdy no storm could bend them they grew strong... rushing to sew new oats the peasant was quick to fail the crops would yield no good unto him the peasant would die hungry and never taste of their success this is what we get for being careless casting off what we pay little mind to but we all pay the price some of us pay dearly
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Oct 18, 2011
Oct 18, 2011 at 6:29 AM UTC
pay the piper
there once was a peasant who would come to walk a long road on his way he took a rest settled down he pulled an apple from his knapsack and ate of its fruit when finished he left only a core and tossed it to the ground he quickly commenced upon his way... with what was left of itself the apple bore life to the two tiny seeds left within they sprouted and took root and grew into two magnificent trees they needn't be tended by the peasant his new life made little matter to these them the last efforts of that apple gave rise to something great god and mother earth tended these new trees made their limbs sturdy no storm could bend them they grew strong... rushing to sew new oats the peasant was quick to fail the crops would yield no good unto him the peasant would die hungry and never taste of their success this is what we get for being careless casting off what we pay little mind to but we all pay the price some of us pay dearly
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Oct 18, 2011
Oct 18, 2011 at 6:29 AM UTC
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