Like a jewel

I once had a boyfriend called Dan

Who owned a large copper pan.

He served  eggs in glue

As the aspic had flu

Copper  pans  beat before  Dan began.

When serving a group or a mass,

Let all the niceties pass.

Pasta is fine

With sauces divine.

Desserts are  best served in glass.

When  cats desire and long  to join in

Explain that mice don’t come in tins

And as for the joint

Roast up to a point

If burned,well,that is not a sin,

For sin is not based on our deeds

But from evil motives proceeds.

Were our intentions

Without fear or pretension?

Sin ignores  neighbours  real needs.

Yet  often we act or speak cruel.

Which  makes our souls look like fools

We need to  reflect

 Before the true facts

Then life   shines out bright like a jewel