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Blackberries

BLACKBERRIES 


       I cherish, relish
       tart flavour of succulent 
       juicy blackberries.
       Amused as my tongue to show
       being painted indigo.

      Big blackberry tree
      leans on wall of my garden
      On next neighbour’s side.
      They enjoy all the ripe fruits.
      On my side birds leave some seeds.

      In season of fruits
      clusters of blackberry hang
       from my planted tree
       tempting me to taste in vain.
       I have to buy from market.
      
 08/08/2022

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Sara Kendrick

Date: 8/10/2022 1:44:00 PM

Sad to have them available and the birds and neighbor get them all. They make such good cobblers and jam. Your visit to my page added a new dimension. Sara

Anisha Dutta
Date: 8/10/2022 9:13:00 PM

Thanks for visit n appreciation. Love