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The Elements
by Alexander Goldstein → (All Poetry by Alexander Goldstein)
Wednesday, September 16, 2015    Rated "G" by the Author.
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If a race were to be conducted
Between an earthworm,
A trite offspring of earth,
And a crab, the son of oceans,
The primitive earthworm
Would surely beat the crab
Due to its tenacity
Of a single-minded creature
And ability to focus
On the unity of purpose.
Why is this so? In fact,
The problem is in excess
Of the crab’s abilities
To move equally fluently
To the left and to the right,
This or that side,
With its full set of eight legs,
But without keeping its mind
On one thing to chase.
Another reason why
The earthworm beats its rival,
The multi-leg crab, is that
According to the scheme
Of interaction between
The five main elements,
Earth, symbol of management
And full control, wins Water,
Embodiment of preservation.
Besides, the records suggest
That no matter how large
A number is, eight or nine,
All return to the primordial one,
All of them, without exception.

 


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Reviewed on September 16, 2015
...and unbeknownst to the fragile earthworm...all it takes is a little birdie, or a little chick... to dig its beak into the earth, and grabs that unsuspecting worm and gobble it all down in one gulp. The worm didn't even see that coming, for it is blind.

Sandie

Reviewed by J. Roseline
Reviewed on September 16, 2015
great calculations and the crab -son of oceans , learning new thanks for sharing JK

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on September 16, 2015
OK


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