Broccoli Poem by john thomas

Broccoli



Vile vertian growth of no delight
Who will not pass beyond the craw,
Whose colour is unnatural bright,
No twig do I detest the more.
Dispatch you! For you will not sate
For hunger I would rather greet,
Your clogging florets gag the pate’
Your presence? It insults the meat!
From whence you came I do not know
You are naught upon the tongue,
A plague on those, your seeds, do sow
O rot in ground, be done!
Vile vertian growth of no delight
Be banished, ever from my sight.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: colour
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john thomas

john thomas

Bradford, West Yorkshire, England
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