by CJ The Tall Poet
Cabbage worms of various sizes
Were ruining my lovely garden
The total amount was eighteen
They were eventually placed in a small cup
I secured the top with another cup
It might be a waste but who cares
Morning abruptly arrives
I dump all these worms
In my front yard
Then a feathered friend
Comes to enjoy the randomly placed fest
CJ The Tall Poet is an editor, poet, digital artist, and author based in Chula Vista, California who recently graduated from Cal State University San Marcos with a Literature and Writing degree. Their fourth book The Paper Snake Cigarette, released by Wharfinger’s Press, is now available on Amazon.