Apple Prayer Answered
An apple hung on lofty limb
Rosy red, softly glimmering
Against cool Autumn's waning light
Looking longingly at the sight
Dreaming desperately for a bite
A clever man hatched his plan
He shook the tree with all his might
But no effort of mortal man
Could loose that apple red and grand
Hungry belly, fraught with dismay
The man began to walk away
When hint of wind swept 'cross his face
Perhaps there was another way
Falling on his knees he prayed
Nothing happened and now twas dark
Leaning back against tree bark
Feeling forlorn, his outlook stark
Chilling gusts left him shivering
Cold and hungry, dark and dreary
When sudden thud he heard clearly
Rosy red sweet satisfaction
Copyright © Kenneth Cheney | Year Posted 2022
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