grandma: chomp.

grandma: chomp.

A Poem by Mike Melanson

sitting in the yard
grass and weed alike had taken over
the edges of the gravel drive
alongside
the old barn
the farm - that's what they always
called it
i'd say the blue house -
they'd tell me it was grey
sitting in nylon-netted lawn chairs,
with a glass jug of sun brewed iced tea
and hamburgers, rare
bee: investigates.
grandma: chomp.
me: appalled - "you ate a bee!"
grandma: "eeeaaaahhh..." she squawked.
me: remembering dares, eating dirt, spiders, ants
grandma: "eeeaaaahhh..." again. "protein"
she protested my stare

© 2012 Mike Melanson


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Mike Melanson
Mike Melanson

Austin, TX



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