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I guess there are too many of us,
Like prawns in the ocean.
Every prawn has something to give,
Not just a little curved body.
The crust is the skin deep,
But we are deeper, than a water well,
The roped buckets we send,
Down the lexicon well.
We are all crustaceans selling our crusts,
Dreaming of the hour, the day,
One can embellish a large dish,
A stage on its own merit,
A journey, of being sold by a roadside,
To the center of a porcelain enclosure.
The once prawn, now the vital statistics,
Of a giant lobster.
