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The Speak No Evil Monkey

The Speak No Evil Monkey

written by: Edward McCloud

@edward.a.mccloud.3

 

No man can be trusted,
but now you find yourself lost
in the jungle of wicked complexities:
quicksand, piranhas, and savages;
danger is death without agility,
so you must speak, speak to
the Speak No Evil Monkey.

Those dark and evil secrets,
double crossings and treachery
are tales you must tell
to one as safe as a statue
yet intelligent to accurately see
trouble with ability to be
the Speak No Evil Monkey.

Snakes, spiders, bats and big cats;
what better confessor and guide than one
so blackmailed into silence?
But none by thinking and guessing
can figure another’s reality –
so speak, speak to
the Speak No Evil Monkey.

 

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:
My Aunt had 3 figures: the hear no, see no, speak no evil monkeys. I came up with this poem based on many stories.

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