We use the rodent’s own lustful appetite to entice <br />and bring to its death. Likewise, many men have fallen <br />to the same end, allowing appetites to bring <br />entrapment and seal their fate. <br /> <br />When we sense the creature in danger, we long to <br />cry out, “Run, little one! ” However, it is too late; <br />the trap slaps quickly and holds tight. What were <br />the final thoughts as death snuffed life? <br /> <br />Oft’ times when sensing my fellowman in danger, <br />I wish to cry out, “Run! ” Some do, but others <br />hesitate; alas, for many it is too late; their lust <br />helped to seal their fate! <br /> <br />Then I think, maybe it would be different if they <br />could have known the end in the beginning. <br />Maybe it would have turned out differently. <br />Maybe if they could do it again... they would<br /><br />Loyd C. Taylor<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/deadly-temptation/
