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The Devil's Eggs
by Simon Halliday → (All Poetry by Simon Halliday)
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Today's Poem

The Devil's Eggs

The menu's vast with open eyes
Take care then, food can bring surprise
A red hot chilli or rotten egg
Could lurk amidst the goods we beg

For what we don't know still is there
Beyond the veil of daily fare
Incoming with the milk and bread
Could be a scorpion we are fed

Don't fear though, for with eyes to see
You'll be alert now hopefully
Just use the things you know and trust
Discard the rest, you'll see you must

A glowing heart with much to do
Can't be derailed by eggs, it's true
But if the devil has mixed one in
Then who knows what this could begin?

An egg of doom must not be ate
Or served to guests, they'll have to wait
Don't be too quick to cook it all
The devil may try, but let him fall

(c) Simon J. Halliday 2013
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 Reviews of "The Devil's Eggs"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 25, 2013
I love deviled eggs too. Probably because they are so inviting and I do believe that there is no joke in the yoke, but I need it anyway. Devilish, good eggs. Aren't they?

Ron

Reviewed by RWE SAYS BYE (Reader)
Reviewed on September 25, 2013
Gee.... I kinda like deviled eggs... add a dash of paprika, a touch of pepper... a smidge of salt, and you've got a really tasty delicacy... still and all, the devil is in the egg-whites when you've gotta whisk for meringue ... you need the lemon to avoid the lemon, if you know what I mean...

Be well and at peace, but don't go to pieces in a well!
Roger


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