Avocado Plays The Field Poem by Ima Ryma

Avocado Plays The Field



An avocado like me does
Rely on bugs that fly about,
To take a shot at me, becuz
They pollinate so I can sprout
The fruit that keeps my kind around.
Yes, I make fruit that humans crave,
But as long as the bugs abound,
There's still plenty of fruit to save
The avocado from go-gone.
The bugs are not monogamous.
They pick all plants to get it on.
Avocados just ask, 'Pick us.'

Quickies by all the bugs make new
The fruit that avocados do.

Monday, August 25, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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