Mango
My life is a mango.
Its scent lures you to taste
Even when danger awaits.
It appears flawless from the outside
But has bruises buried within.
You never know what's beneath
Its stubborn, reddened peel.
So many juicy details
Packed within the skin.
It tastes so sweet at times,
But some days,
You don't expect the rotten slices.
Hearing bad news is like
Reaching the pit
But lacking the ability to entirely
Separate it from the happiness.
Life yanks you around sharp turns.
A mango takes you by surprise.
It shocks me every day,
But I love it nonetheless.
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