Orange color in the fruit -- a Poem for the Mini Challenge
Orange colored fruits;
oranges and pumpkins;
for food and drinking
Orange color favored by harvest teams
Hue of ripening pumpkins of the North
South's tasty namesake Oranges spout forth
Their juices slightly acrid sugar sweet
Both fruits eaten soon, each fall's yummy treat
Orange gems, sip one, other rates a fork
Said orange colored drink we'll pull the cork
Tasty orange pumpkim pie lightly browned
Hunger, mouths water while watching the cook
Delight, taste buds satisfied bellies stuffed
Gratified, drinks, 7up and OJ
Glee, youngsters shout, light the candles they took
Happy, Monster's face shone and children roughed
Content, bedded young doze while elders play
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- Photo and Poem Copyright, Jimmiehov 2018, All Rights Reserved
The photo is of an orange off our backyard tree (it's photo). I had always thought it was a lemon tree but picking the bright orange fruit I could tell it was not a lemon. It did suffer damage, I may taste it but Mrs. Jim said she wouldn't eat it.
- I'm linked with Kim Russell in the Imaginary Garden at http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2018/09/weekend-mini-challenge-rainbow-of.html?m=1
- A Pectrarchan Sonnet here (also called 'Italian Sonnet'), with Rhyme Scheme ABBAABBA CDECDE. Technically mine is "Near Rhyme" due to the scarce rhyming availability for the end words I have chosen.
Labels: Food, Personal-Challenge-2018, Poem, Poem forms, Real Toads, Syllabic Form