No Lemonade Poem by Herbert Nehrlich

No Lemonade



Well, no, my dear, no lemonade
I'd keep your body in the shade.
And feed you through a yellow straw
eggnog (in which the eggs are raw) ,
fruit juices are inferior saps
the real stuff contains white caps,
logistics though can't be debated
due to an often overrated
effect on youngsters hanging out
just trust me, girl, (one trusts a kraut)
I'd find a method which would buoy...
which would be easy to employ
to satisfy all appetites
and let them go, those eager kites,
allowing them to touch the sky
then dive into and occupy.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Allemagne Roßmann 29 September 2011

very poignant and enjoyable write Sir..nice imageries..

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Emancipation Planz 08 September 2008

Eggnog mixed with nectar of the flax with that recipe H.x I will surely relax I like the sky and diving clouds I’d go for white caps, polar bears and eskimos One trusts that a kraut will never go sour But would he put out for golden showers.. Drizzling warm down through a straw of yellow Tell me now H.x… are you that fellow?

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