Laurie asked: 'Your favourite is? ',
to which I had to answer: 'Gee whiz,
ARE there flavors, MORE than one?
I eat so fast and, besides, I eat for FUN.
And it's cold and creamy and oh so sweet.
It just curls all ten toes upon my big feet.
If I'd known I had a choice I'd have said:
I'll take ANY flavor, each day till I am dead! '
(August 31st 2017)
I thought I had already left a comment on this poem! Wait! I'll bet I did! I see that you have copied and pasted Valsa's comment from September first. I remember reading her comment before, also. What that means is that you valued her comment more than mine, since you saved hers and not mine before you deleted the original poem. You love Valsa more than you love me! (Naturally, who wouldn't?)
Nice poem! I would write more about it but suddenly I felt that I want to have ice cream!
Valsa George Valsa George (9/1/2017 1: 27: 00 AM) Such a question is out of place in the case of Bri....! He is ready to compromise with any flavor if it is ice cream! A Limerick. - Ice Cream Day in and day out he would dream Of cream puffs and ice cream Why wonder who this guy None other than our Bri To have them he would go to any extreme! ===========================Valsa left the above comment on my unedited version of the poem. it just 'needed' to have Ph in the title changed to PH. so i have copied and pasted her comment on the newer, improved version so i can delete the other one. bri :)
Now I'm thinking about my favorite flavors of ice cream. It would have to be rum 'n' raisin followed by french vanilla, and mint flavored trumpets...yum.
Okay, don't rub it in! My wife put me on a starvation diet- no ice cream for Gino until maybe this time next year.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I read it, I enjoy it.... I read the poet's note also Bri prefers to put.... and for myself I also spell as favourite as Indians... Anyway a good occasional poem that reminds me the line of the line.... 'I want to drink life to the lees' by Tennyson in his Ulysses.