the wealthy vegetable people of wiltshireA Poem by Richardand the first time I saw them I gasped with my eyes I fought with the leaves and was not fond of the fawns that stood in my way I know'd not where I stood - but what I saw next I understood clearly like the first time I smelt cookies and the whiff't of steam as chocolate escaped was loved by my nose - but loathed by my shape I saw, or rather, was seen, then captured then moved by not one, but eleven little creatures, with promise of more! I regretted those fawn and those leaves and the effort to here but corrected I stood uncorrected for good they were of course 'Riboflavins' an indigenous species but what did that mean? they were radicchio-lous for sure one of them even stomped on my foot for 'he' was a 'her' and I had to concur, for they were omnipotent wise with their health blanched with secrecy fuzzy on the top and stout in the middle one was a carrot who insisted "he didn't care at all!" and what looked like a beet was perpetually exhausted I sat down on a mushroom stool it complained so I jumped up and dripped with apologies and bowed for the king of the wealthy vegetable people of Wiltshire as they crowned me "disgusting human" which makes sense … somehow. © 2014 Richard |
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