never mind the written word
"so, did you read the contract?". "what's there to read?"
"oh you must read it once, i absolutely plead,
the terms and the conditions, the bold and the fine print"
he raised an aging brow, in the manner of a hint.
the aging lawyer was worth his salt, the mercenary no less
'there's a twist in the contract, the young fella won't even guess'
pondered the old lawyer, wondering if he should help
not knowing that the mercenary's target was his own self.
* Weekend Wordsmith prompt94: contract
"oh you must read it once, i absolutely plead,
the terms and the conditions, the bold and the fine print"
he raised an aging brow, in the manner of a hint.
the aging lawyer was worth his salt, the mercenary no less
'there's a twist in the contract, the young fella won't even guess'
pondered the old lawyer, wondering if he should help
not knowing that the mercenary's target was his own self.
* Weekend Wordsmith prompt94: contract
5 comments:
I suppose he desrved it..
Welcome aboard the poetry train.
Pablo Neruda rewritten
Kill Word Verification
Yeah, if you live by the samurai... springs to mind.
Nicely.
I liked the twist at the end - after my own heart.
Awe-inspiring.I'm from the poetry train.Do visit me 2 c my first poem that I had up for the train.
Thankyou for your kind words.
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