Friday, July 26, 2013

Meyers-Briggs for Gardens



Tomatoes ripen in the shyness of the night,
burst their red (or yellow) in morning’s
“Pick me! Pick me!” demanding attention
like all newly ripened and ready—
vegetables, children, or fruit—
raspberries the tender first-borns,
zucchini lie content and grow
blimpish as the neglected child,
gaming days away in chip fed orgies.
No wonder we use the word “blush”
In describing freshness found
With the choicest of harvest pickings.
Meals should best match the eater
Before stomach cramps in confusion
Over mismatched temperaments.

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