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Pumpkin Seed
by M Allman

Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Rated "G" by the Author.
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 Big Sis told me it was a pill

I swallowed it while I was ill
Later she admitted with glee
It was a seed planted inside me.
 
My heart raced, I had to know
Would this seed inside me grow?
I felt my belly begin to rise
I imagined myself made into pies.
 
I screamed, I cried, I went frantic
I hollered for Momma in a dreadful panic
She raced to see what the fuss was about
I hollered, “Momma get it out!”
 
Momma  sat at the edge of my bed
And calmed me down by rubbing my head.
What is that has you filled with such fear
I pointed at my belly, “A seed in here.”
 
Momma laughed and said you’ll be fine.
A seed won’t grow without soil and sunshine.
I looked up at her asked, “Is this true ?”
She smiled and asked, “Would I lie to you?”
 
She was right about Momma’s not lyin’
I wiped my tears and stopped my cryin’
I’d get even with Sis for her litte trick
Just wait til’ next time she gets sick.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Reviewed by D. Vaineo 5/29/2012
M, What a cute poem,your sister sounds like
one of mine...throughly enjoyed.

Always,
Deborah
Reviewed by Ronald Hull 5/26/2012
What a lovely poem of childhood. I can't believe others are not commenting. Well-written, and delightful.

Ron
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