"Blood Suckers From Hell"
by Jalaludin Rumi (1207-1273)
Rumi speaking to a crowd muses:
Watch out for those blood suckers from hell -
cause they're everywhere.
And the crowd wisely retorts:
"That sounds serious - what do they look like, any hints;
are they usually disguised?"
Rumi again: Yes, usually, they are awful tricky!
"How then to detect them?"
Well,
I have noticed
their eyes will narrow and their faces begin to squint
like prunes
if they hear good
poetry.
Walhydra's friend Wendiferous found this in a book they both use.
*teehee*
