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Amy made me do it again, ...

Relish Relish the nights, Relish the days. Relish heaped on hotdogs, In the good old ways. It's nothing but pickles, Chopped to a sauce. But lounging on a hot dog, It�s the coup de gras. Relish the good times, Relish the days. When life was much younger, In sweet, simple ways. A ballpark, picnic, or county fair, Relish the smells that filled the air. When friends dropped in, As you gathered your kin. Relish the day, Relish the night. Relish your loved ones, Hold them tight. For if you do not relish them, And pack them just right, They may spoil on you. And disappear from sight. Like the relish on a well-eaten dog. Copyright 2003 � Ronald W. Hull 8/3/03
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Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)

Reviewed on August 5, 2003

Loved the play on the word relish. My favorite addition to hotdogs and hamburgers.

Reviewed by June Thompson (Reader)

Reviewed on August 4, 2003

upon opening the "new poem" site I was immediately overjoyed just knowing you did in fact right the poem.. and then claiming I "made you do it again' oh I was really smiling then haha

You did a wonderful wonderful job with this one.. it was much enjoyed and you hit on a few personal thoughts as well which made all the merrier for me...

of course, I don't like relish on my dog but in a sandwhich maybe.. depends though

Reviewed by Erica Ivory

Reviewed on August 3, 2003

I will always relish this write... LOL.. This was great.. put a smile on my face

Reviewed by Susan de Vegter

Reviewed on August 3, 2003

relish...very seductive now that you've given us a wordsmith's eye on the word.

Smile.
Susan

Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)

Reviewed on August 3, 2003

Ahhhh, Ron.. this is one of the most delightful, playful, sweet poems anywhere! You've 'smothered' some important commentary with an infectious rhyme.. my toes were taping.. my face is grinning. Truly cool! katy.

Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado

Reviewed on August 3, 2003

Like relish once in a while; good stuff! A good poem, Ron; thanks for sharing! :) (((HUGS))) and love, your friend, Karen Lynn.

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