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Saturday, January 28
This is a poem I had to do for my Poetry class. Let me know what you think. It's not due until Tuesday so I would love input on literal meaning and imagery.
Sweetness
It was a sweet summer of nectar and honeysuckle and a line of strawberries straight and organic; small red hidden in the lush green.
Mama planted them early; trowel digging the dark backyard earth I knew so well. Her little patch of tomatoes, babies like her own, plump and juicy.
I was a ‘sneaky snake,’ swinging high in the backyard, making my own snack from mama’s work whenever her back was turned. Strawberries too sweet to resist.
I stare into our little kitchen window clothed in sunflower curtains, sprinkling salt on shiny red cherry tomatoes, Mama takes tiny bites.
brittany thinks really deep thoughts @ 6:26 PM


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2 Comments:
Well damn. Hope you did well on it anyway! Heh.
Fascinating.
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