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Poetry in English - A hamster in a hurry ๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ’ƒ

Seeing the Hamster at his wheel,
Gives an intellectual feel,
To a task most would call mundane,
But to the critter,
Seems like high Octane !
It looks like a merry-go-round....,
But the sole occupant,
Is blissfully ignorant of the world around !
He labors on and on,
Like Fire.......,
Which fuels desire.
Passion to reach the stars,
The ferocity of Mars,
Yet bound to his ferris wheel,
His ardor is something I would want to steal.....,
I would dedicate to Him on facebook a page,
And I am sure it would be a rage,
For all Hamsters, Yea,
And all Humans too !
So the next time you see a rodent on a wheel,
Think of Creation on a Reel !!! Whoa !!! 

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