'Honey, ' Erma said to Hank, 'Let's go
back to the beach where we first met this year.
No sense in waiting. We could go next month
and summer, too.' 'That soon? asked Hank. 'I hear
the business branches take some work, need me.
I may have trouble getting off. I know
you love the warm fresh air, the beach in Spring.
I'll plan to entertain your wish to go.'
'Thank you! ' smiled Erma. 'Have some coffee, toast,
and jam.' A typical female reply,
though she slipped up, set 'high' for toast. Too brown!
'No bribes, ' said Hank. 'We live right or we try.'
Great puzzle poem. It took a while, but I have found all 22. Can anyone else do it? I won't show the answers yet if you want to look for them.
Good for you. A few of my family solved it, but it also took them a while.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
You are correct when you say that comments here should discuss the poem and not advertise. On the 'old' PH we could simply delete comments we didn't like, such as those stupid ads below, but it doesn't seem to be possible on the new system.