FRIENDSHIP
Lemon hides her tartness within a shiny, dimpled skin.
Scrunching up your face at her initial rudeness
Before being won over by her zesty personality.
Once she’s gets to know you, her homemade pies
Never tasted so good.
© 2015 Charles Waters. All rights reserved.
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With friends like these, I could be happy for a good long time! Thanks for this delightful taste of lemon, Charles.
ReplyDeleteThanks for including me on your blog, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteNice job, Charles. I love "Scrunching up your face at her initial rudeness
ReplyDeleteBefore being won over by her zesty personality." That paints a perfect picture.
What a charming poem. Great job, Charles.
ReplyDeletePersonification of Miss Lemon who refreshes my summer water! Love seeing her scrunched up face.
ReplyDeleteIt's another look at 'don't judge a book by its cover', and a beautifully tasty one, too. Love that 'scrunching up your face'!
ReplyDeleteThe perfect squeeze of lemon, Charles! "Zesty personality" indeed. =)
ReplyDeleteThe lovely lemon has lured me with bars and pies! Fun poem!
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