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TO A RADISH
by Gerald Bosacker → (All Poetry by Gerald Bosacker)
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Food anomaly, humorous verse, radish

The first arrival in my garden’s black,
is the radish, small but surprisingly stout.
I truly welcome this acerbic snack
as example of what good life’s about.

 

 

We all may perish to suit a ruler’s taste
but chomp on the radish, they bite you back!
For subsistence they may be a waste,
but other defenses they sadly lack.

They never resist when they are seized
but no one can eat more than just a few.
Your consumer’s guilt is not quickly eased
as revengeful heartburns torture you.


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 Reviews of "TO A RADISH"
Reviewed on August 25, 2009
Radishes are great with mustard on a 1/2 a sandw.Mmm!
or between 2 Breakfast sausages (cooked golden brown) and sliced radishes, I'm waiting for our aisle to grow, not yet do I see them stir...
Our horseradish has thrived 2 years now and that I look forward too, on Roast Pork or Grilled....
I also use chopped radishes in my Egg Salad and of course in salads... YOU makin' me hungry!
WE have our peppers to count on right now... and using in Sauces...

GREAT Poem Gerald! Glad I gravitated over to YOU!
WRITE ON!

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Reviewed by Michelle Mead
Reviewed on June 28, 2009
LOLOL!!! Loved it!!!

Reviewed by D Johnson
Reviewed on June 26, 2009
I'm one of the lucky few who do not suffer heart burn after eating radish's. Love the stuff. Enjoyed the write.

Cheers,
Dan

Reviewed by Elizabeth Hobbs (Reader)
Reviewed on June 26, 2009
Hi Gerald
Yuk! Radish and rhubarb are definitely off the menu in this household. Cheers! Liz

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on June 25, 2009
Cute, nice additive to salads. My garden has begun yielding roma tomatoes, green bell peppers. The rest have not grown big enough yet, still tiny sprouts...

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on June 25, 2009
If heartburn is what comes of eating them,
I have not yet and won't ever eat one then...ed


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