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Morocco by D.B
By D.B.
Carrots, onions, celery, potatoes, chickpeas, tomatoes, and you
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What do they have in common?
They taste great and are good for me too
I'd chop them all up and stick ‘em in a stew
But of course I'd leave you out
For they are so many and you are so few
Some salt and pepper, oh so nice
Not for you just yet, perhaps when your age is thrice
Spices go in as fiery as us
Boil and bubble I'd let it rise and fall
While we toil our time away locked in a fairy-tale ball
Time's almost up, dinner is to be served
I finish the dish with some fresh kale
I watch it swirl and soften
Not unlike my heart before you, which had gone stale
We feast and feast! One-a gremlin two-a gremlin Your burp and I burp
We play a symphony, louder than cannons in the Kremlin
Although fat and happy, I betray my greed Searching the kitchen fruitlessly for something sweet
Finally my eyes land on what we both knew
I guess you'll just have to do