BLADE IS WISE TO ASK FOR PITY, 'CAUSE THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A 'DULL' BLADE...TO 'NOT' GET THE JOB DONE! THANKS FOR THE SHARING DITTY THAT WAS ENJOYED. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
as for my saw, its teeth have been in use for the last three decades. . . it has cut up several thousand trunks; yet its band is as shiny and sharp as if it just came from the whetstone. Yes, I should also write an Ode of this miraculous phenomenon ;)) Cheers, alex
Memories of my brother sharpening the blades on the chain for his chainsaw every so often. He had a wood stove so he used it a lot stockpiling wood to season. Enjoyed!
You switch from describing tree maintenance etiquette to the saw, crying out to its owner in the third stanza.
Ron
Love ya!
Jane