Sonnet: On Dandelions Poem by Dr John Celes

The common dandelions grow everywhere;
The weeds pop up with ease throughout the year;
The parachuted seeds infect the air;
The yellow flower seems so very dear!

Like lion teeth, the composite flow’r looks;
The seeds are formed much faster than we think;
The tap-root and the leaves make dainty cooks;
The seeds can spread afar within eyes-wink!

B-vitamins, it has are numerous;
The milky sap of leaves can cure moles, wart;
The herb found world-wide appears bee- gorgeous;
Some people use each and every plant part.

These common flowers decorate most parks;
Dandelion tea turns people into sharks!