Apple Picking

Methmi Mandara

Basket hanging on my hand
Went to a magical land in the spring
Huge apple trees where I stand
In the morning dew breeze

Ruby red apples shining ripe
Some smile pink as a blush of a bride
Crystal pellet of water droplets
Is a bead necklace embellishing the fruits

The ground haul some of them
Where it slides and chop
Or be fruit to the little vermin
Who widen their mouth to flavor

I plucked some apples
To fill my bucket
Some were blowing the space of my pocket
Ah, luscious apples, so sweet and ripe
Apple plucking, or is this heaven?

  • Author: Methmi Mandara (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 27th, 2021 05:56
  • Category: Nature
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  • Caring dove

    Lovely and interesting words 🙂 I especially like these words

    Ruby red apples shining ripe
    Some smile pink as a blush of a bride
    Crystal pellet of water droplets
    Is a bead necklace embellishing the fruits

    Such pretty words )

  • Trenz Pruca

    Both. Thank you.

  • Goldfinch60

    Plucking apples is so rewarding in many ways Methmi.

    Andy



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