From the Russian River, from the valley of Ukiah
To the state of California, in a Gold Rush, in those covered wagons . . .
Contemplate with Conference, muse, Pomona with a Bosc
Seckel thoughts, senescent, Clapp, Anjous . . .
Homer spoke of them, "a gift from the gods!"
With their golden voluptuous curves, some poach in strawberry sauce!
So juicy, so sweet, grace, sophisticated, Nelis
Her teardrop, touched, of a buttery-flesh . . . of a red-freckled peel, Forelles
Mull with me . . . in Comice, Ponder o'er Packham . . .
Reflecting on, chewing over . . . Williams', Bon Chre'tien, and the Bradford's
Not anyone could tergiversate, no, not a single soul could bear
The lure of even, a Bartlett, or, of my poetic pome, the Pear . . .
Copyright 2008 "The Pear Pome"
Kimmy Van Kooten
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"The Pear Pome" flows as a stream of beauty to the sea of wonders, diffusing the scent of creativity to enchant and inspire.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
"Tergiversate" (verb)
1. To use evasive or deliberately vague language: equivocate, euphemize, hedge, shuffle, weasel. Informal: pussyfoot, waffle. Idioms: beat about (or around) the bush, mince words. See clear
2.To abandon one's cause or party usually to join another: apostatize, defect, desert 3, renegade, turn. Slang: rat. Idioms: change sides, turn one's coat.
...but I soon realized that No, Noone can tergiversate, Your delightful Poetic Pome! XoXo ~Mara
Look what you went and did - your pear pome has me salivating all over the place!!!!!!!!!
Ted
Ron
You have a unique way of making nature come alive, and oh' so tempting, Loved this read, Take care Blesing's Valerie
Rock the Casbah ...
Richard
Georg
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Fee
Thank you.
Newfie hugs, Rose