824. Sketches of Curaçao Wisdom (Part 3)

By / / Art, Papiamentu, Proverbs / 6 comments
Candle cactus tends to rip burlap sacks.
Dog-tired (“tongue out”)
His heart is heavy; he’s on the tenterhooks.
Even if the donkey circles the world 3 times; he’ll still be a donkey.
The goat has no choice but to eat the grass where he’s tied.
The lime can’t ruin the red pepper.

ALL PROVERB PRINTS BY ANGUINE HODGE.

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