Sarah Flanigan - Poetry Simply Put

Jun 01 2007

sarah flanigan

Summer

7 responses so far

7 Responses to “Summer”

1. zaphodfreekon 02 Jun 2007 at 10:00 am 1

   Lovely.

   thank you, ben!
   sarah
   

2. spasmicallyperfecton 03 Jun 2007 at 6:32 am 2

   Nice one and great pic! Also after seeing greedily I couldn’t help an internal rhyme with ’seedily’ as watermelons always are .
   Where are the days where I had the time and patience to make necklaces out of watermelon seeds? Sigh….

   we don’t get seeded watermelons out here anymore. in a way i miss them, since as a child, i developed a real skill of watermelon seed spitting. i never made a watermelon seed necklace - that sounds like fun. yet another thing we can do when we have that beer in that pub, yes? sarah
   

3. chugheson 04 Jun 2007 at 1:08 pm 3

   i like the poem and that picture is the very cutest thing i’ve ever seen!

   hi christine!
   welcome back. i loved that picture too - something about it just spells love.
   sarah

4. ozymandiazon 05 Jun 2007 at 1:18 pm 4

   that’s what I need, a piece of watermellon as big as me

   oh yes, me too. and that beautiful lazy afternoon to eat it.
   sarah

5. alisonon 06 Jun 2007 at 12:55 pm 5

   What watermelon? What haiku? All I see is a litte GIRL!!! (Mom of 4 boys lol) Sarah…It’s beautiful. I don’t always know what to say about your lovely writing…but I’m always loving it. *hugs* Ali

   hi ali!
   do you think it’s a girl? i couldn’t tell. he/she is certainly precious and one after my own heart. watermelon lovers are alright with me. i love yours too.
   sarah

6. purefnevylon 06 Jun 2007 at 7:37 pm 6

   Dang does that watermelon look good. I can just feel the juice running down my face. It is the second best juice for running down my face that I can think of. YUM!!!

   it does look perfect, doesn’t it? how about corn on the cob with all the butter running everywhere and getting all over your face - love that myself. yum, indeed. sarah
   

7. Evanon 08 Jun 2007 at 6:46 pm 7

   great pic, pity we have freezing cold conditions and rain. My watermelon is actually sitting in the fridge, I’m thinking twice about having a go at it- it’s two weeks old and a little mushy

   oh yes, i keep forgetting that your seasons are the opposite of ours. two weeks old and mushy…i don’t think i’d eat it if i were you - maybe offer it to the scary lady who lives next door? sarah

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