the year our garden gave too much
we sold zucchini at the roadside
my father’s farmer friend
drove slowly by our stand, pretending to cry
as we stole his business
& we two (capitalists
disguised as girls)
stuck out our tongues
the year our garden gave too much
we sold zucchini at the roadside
my father’s farmer friend
drove slowly by our stand, pretending to cry
as we stole his business
& we two (capitalists
disguised as girls)
stuck out our tongues
Reblogged this on Susan Daniels Poetry and commented:
In honor of the sheer weight of summer squash just picked from my garden, I have dug this up from April 🙂