Under The Master´s Table
“The woman came and knelt before him. “ Lord, help-me! ” she said”
He replied, “ It is not right to take the children´s bread and toss it to the dogs.”
...
Read full text
great wisdom. well potrayed in this poem.thanx for sharing, . voted10 surya
'Truth is a river where the strong can swim in deep... ...and the weak and the broken walk across so easily'-Caedmon's Call Absolutely brilliant, Obed....it oozes WISDOM! Thanks, roshni.
Being the dog, it is, that i am, under this table, i would rest, quite happily and waite in the foot of the keep...iip
'It is bred in the land of starvation An underground world Where comfort zones are not allowed Under the master´s table, where the underdogs Strive for food - celestial food' simply outstanding poem....A very universal theme well expressed indeed...thanks for sharing...wat a food of thught..this one arouses our mind's eye and make us think about the pathetic state world has crumbled it self into..10.
This piece is well said, however sorry I'm not fond of quoting cliches taken from other books particularly the Bible because I believe it's not ethical to do so in a poetry. It's good that you mention the chapter no. and the verses right after. That's all right if we're writing an article. Again, this is my belief, my own opinion only. I don't know with the others if they agree. Thanks