Melon Poems - Poems about Melon

...mock. No stress, No pain No sorrow, No want In a beautiful place like this. I could get used to this... melingo: Melon-flamingo breaden: as in a material made of bread ......Read More

...eastern Eastern Standard Time on Sunday March thirteenth! Yes roundabout third eye blind - doggone (con seeded) melon collie month every year, one garden variety bum (inconvenienced truthfully) precariously balanced while tethe......Read More

...e pities you. Countless thousands you murdered. Their defendant, our General, you savagely terrorized. One who eats melon should face up the ensuing shakes and chill. You’ve made your bed, now lie in it. It’s all you yourselves devised......Read More

...ves less peepal, sing the nightingale in spree! Sweet soft blackberries blossom, blushing berries turn reddish, Bloom melon, lemon, turnip, tomato, cabbage and white radish! Wild flouting flock of fauna, play in the lap of laughing lan......Read More

...white lordly loaves Like resilient and brilliant carotene natural carrot juice and spiritually resonant mellow melon melodic cucumber white privilege unencumbered polyphonic sweet salad. So too, as I pour in thickening oatmil......Read More

...be beat, and with a flavour that enhances the taste buds to start tingling, and a recipe soon come to mind, of camel melon boiled with loquats, using lemon rind to bind. Even though I know I can’t be beat, I need more back up here, s......Read More

...He will try to outguess my age. It is as easily done as guessing the number of seeds inside a melon. I stand still, thinking he will never get anywhere near it. He is a handsome man, a carnival barker. I am the ......Read More

...etting sun —Yosa Buson, loose translation by Michael R. Burch Dabbed with morning dew and splashed with mud, the melon looks wonderfully cool. —Basho, loose translation by Michael R. Burch I thought I felt a dewdrop plop on my......Read More

...At the fruit stand, in a box, Were melons that, to me, Were unfamiliar, not the Ones I’m likelier to see. No cantaloupes? No honeydews? The fruit guy......Read More

...morning breeze; That sun dress you’re wearing oooh we baby; Season of heat Ohm girl you’re so sweet Like honey-dew melon, darling (Summer) summertime Chorus) Woman I got the hots for you; Darling, can’t you see I’m sweating ......Read More

...love. And I, a suckling babe, Am roused from rest To suck upon her rosebud nippled breast. To feast upon her honey-melon breast. So often, on the moonlit air She comes to me, Lamia fair. Her lips’ red wine Pour over mine And I c......Read More

...s spring forward sixty minutes 2:00 AM on Sunday March 14! Yes roundabout third eye blind - doggone (con seeded) melon collie month every year, one garden variety bum (inconvenienced truthfully) precariously balanced while tethe......Read More

...s shall pass. Good things come to those who wait. Together with a fair mate You’ll enjoy a lovely fate. You’ll have melon and green grass. Out of the pen, on the plain, you’ll forget your current pain, No longer will you complain. Y......Read More

...inly, enough to coax belief in Pirate skulls from unwashed seasonal guests. Bring your own lunch; there will be melon on carnival trays and blondies from an old umber tin; and we’ll dip ourselves in noon tides while our s......Read More

...eople of western Nigeria, – Iyan :- A paste for food made from Yam – Egusi :-A soup made from the melon seed – Ila :-A gelatinous soup made from Okra – Amala :-A paste for food made from Yam flowe......Read More