This little piggy didn't come from a farm,
I found her in an op shop with only one arm.
She'd been thrown in with others and she wanted out,
"Can't you see, I've potential, and a really cute snout?"
She came home, had a bath and was hung out to dry,
Alas, I didn't notice the clouds in the sky.
It started to rain and Miss Piggy hung there
For all of three days, it didn't seem fair.
But at last she was dry and her dress was clean.
I fashioned a new arm from calico, cream.
Put a bow on her head and sat her in a place
Where no one would miss her very cute face.
As autumn nears end, the weather's turned cool
I made her lace gussies to wear on her stool.
She now is complete with a future ahead -
She may yet even get to sit on my bed.
So from Miss Piggy, there's a lesson to learn.
Good things can happen without being earned.
The road up ahead may have a bend
But missing an arm doesn't mean its the end.
copyright 2005
Simply Susan.... sewer, craft enthusiast and poet, finds joy in creating wonderful crafts and composing words to inspire, encourage and enrich her life and those around her.
About Simply Susan
- Simply Susan
- Made in England, Susan grew up particularly enjoying collecting second hand books and visiting jumble sales for bargains. She moved to Australia where she developed a passion for 'Treasure' hunting in opportunity shops. This led to her home becoming a refuge for orphaned bears and an assortment of hand made objects. Susan loves to spend her time creating beautiful country crafts and writing poems about her creations and life experiences. When not busily sewing or writing Susan enjoys hosting themed afternoon teas for her friends and relaxing in her home on the beautiful Gold Coast. May you enjoy Simply Susan's musings.
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