Tangy! Tangy
My Sweet Emblem, wherever I go
Your scent follows me
Maybe you’re a sweet Dream
Or a beautiful Nightmare?
But one thing for sure, you know how to arouse me.
From those childhood days, into my adulthood
Your savor still lingers in my mouth
Your vibrant scent awakens my spirit
A sense of passion mixed with flavor
My body shivers when I think of you
I can always divulge any time of the day
Breakfast is tangy, but lunch time is tangier
Dinner is tangiest but snack-time is tangarific
My reflex knows, not to share you
I want you all to myself
The Best part of Me, is You
You made my childhood glorious, knowing once a month our paths would cross.
My sensory glands forever salivating, just coming within your sight
What would I do, without your kind
You are an exotic flavor bursting with emotions
The ambience you poses is an Eagle view to my soul
You are my sweetest addiction.
Our first encounter, still gives me an adrenaline rush
You are everyone’s favorite Playground. Extremely like-able
Whenever I come in close contact, I must give in wholeheartedly
You’re tender, sweet, and savory
A mixture of the best of both worlds
A Nostalgic glimpse of the past and present
You are still my favorite in all Aspects
My Fruitful harvest in the midst of a drought
Ohh Tangy! Tangy!
My sweet emblem
You are the Pine-to-my-Apple
About the Creator
Pam Zee
I am Author/Writer living in TX. I strive to create narratives that resonate deeply with human experience. I hope my stories can bring people together, allowing us to find common ground, and understand the beauty in our diversity
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Comments (2)
well done
I love pineapple, but peeling it is the pits. Mangoes I just bite into, skin and all. You sure paid homage to that pineapple though. Enjoy.