Pic: Marcy Jarvis.
It was exactly as we had been told at Sunday school
flames of burning hot coal licking lust on flesh
and all the one having used their leek and two veggies
outside God Blessing were suddenly part of this
big redemption recipe.
It started with Adam chewing on the wrong ones,
the two rotten apples Eve had cleverly exposed
it is a well known fact that the mischievous woman
got rid of her foliage, so since biblical age all the Adams
do struggle in keeping their parsnip and broccolis under control.
Since that time the brown spots under females’ attire
scream loudly “look at us we may be rotten but
If you would taste only once you would know
the superiority of sweet decay over plain pulp”,
apple juice and cider truly cannot compare.
So poor Adams they are not to blame
having lost the battle of the rotten apples long ago,
still I wonder if flesh being licked by hot flames
is the right punishment, may be as a warning
spending some time in the family fridge
would cool down their veggies guarding them
younger for longer.
In medieval time refrigerators had a different name
they were simply called purgatory.
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It was exactly as we had been told at Sunday school
flames of burning hot coal licking lust on flesh
and all the one having used their leek and two veggies
outside God Blessing were suddenly part of this
big redemption recipe.
It started with Adam chewing on the wrong ones,
the two rotten apples Eve had cleverly exposed
it is a well known fact that the mischievous woman
got rid of her foliage, so since biblical age all the Adams
do struggle in keeping their parsnip and broccolis under control.
Since that time the brown spots under females’ attire
scream loudly “look at us we may be rotten but
If you would taste only once you would know
the superiority of sweet decay over plain pulp”,
apple juice and cider truly cannot compare.
So poor Adams they are not to blame
having lost the battle of the rotten apples long ago,
still I wonder if flesh being licked by hot flames
is the right punishment, may be as a warning
spending some time in the family fridge
would cool down their veggies guarding them
younger for longer.
In medieval time refrigerators had a different name
they were simply called purgatory.
.
A contest entry
- Where Bad Vegetables Go by ea.
400 points, ended September 1, 12 entries
Bronze trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
Comments
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Congratulations on your award I loved it when i first read it and even moe so the next time around
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Thank you so much pleased you found it entertaining.
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I never thought of vegies that way. That was cute..


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I knew that vegetable were womens curse on man ( may i say not the only one) its always the mother who forces us to eat them Dads understand and scoop them into the bin
Who wants to stay younger if it means eating even more of the rabbit food.Let the rabbit eat it I eat the rabbit and get my veg by proxy
A fine write and without a doubt a different take on many entered
Wonderful
Good luck in the contest

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Thank you so much for your comment and oh my! it is like listening to my husband, men... all eating their veggies by proxy.. beef, rabbit lamb while veggies get rotten in the fridge.
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Hah! Really cool. Nearly laughed my parsnip off. Creative way to run with this prompt, and a good bit saucy..
Best to you in the contest.


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Thanks for reading and laughing your p... but what would be parsnips without a good sauce
just very very blunt.
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wonderful
Oh my what a funny write So very well done. Best of luck in the contest

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Heh, we all know it wasn't Adam's fault. It was the damn woman!!!
Very well done and rather funny.
Best of luck to you... Scott :0


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Thanks for reading and no it was not Adam's fault this is why i wrote this poem to raise awarness
I hope you will appreciate...
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Wow, fire and brimstone here - The ending it totally a hoot! I will never be able to look at Adam in the Garden again without envisioning his parsnip on a bed of broccoli.
great take on the veggie bin from Hell. I suppose they had to compost in Eden, too, even when it was all "perfect".


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Thank you so much for the wonderful and entertaining contest and for the bronze.
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Clever
Very nicely done. Undertones of satire detected and appreciated. Also irony.

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