My peach, its mine
I will be the one to eat it
I hold it in my hand, its a perfect fit
Small and defenceless
Before the killing time
I sit and I observe, as told
Red and orange and yellow-gold
Are the colours of its outside
Like people, my peach is
Wear the outside out
But inside is what its all about
For inside is where the flavour hides
Take little bites
Of the furry, rough skin
The juice is kept within
Within my little and quiet peach
On the outside, a peach is pretty
But its fur stands on end in worry
Biting softly, see the juices scurry
Into the inside, into the sweetness
Skin is almost all gone now
The peach is only orange-yellow
Makes you mad, want to bellow
Because of how the inside looks
In rage, I bite into it,
I can hear it screaming
Then it is silent, dreaming
And it lets me rip the last of its skin













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Jack Sparrow: "but why is Rum gone?" lmao
^^' I was bored, actually.
Tis a very old poem. *Nod*
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Actually very quiet, though.
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I love writing a poem that, as others describe it, just flows. It feels awesome.
By the way, I love the quote in your signature.
Love,
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