Eating A Tulip Poem by RIC BASTASA
Eating A Tulip
One day writes about
A poem that looks life
A map
For some directions
To a location
Of a hidden rock
Of gold and i
Who dream of
One day getting
Rich read it,
Only to find
This Woman
Smelling my Tulip
Wanting to eat it.
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4/25/2024 10:44:00 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Cryptic, but intriguing nonetheless. I often have the urge to consume flowers, but never tulips- ugh, the texture and those furry black things in the middle! Maybe a peony or a snack of hyacynths. Regards, Cal