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Yummo Deliciousity
Before I start the poem, the background was I told my girls all about the snow cream I had as a child.
“Can we go out and get some snow?
Maybe return inside; (although,
We’re not willing, yet, to forego
Playing a bit upon the snow).
But once inside, We hope you deem
It best for us to make some cream
Not just any kind for our dream
Is to eat delicious snow cream.
You’ve spoken oft about this treat
Please, Mama, our life’s incomplete
Without this stuff that sounds so sweet!
This is something we want to eat
We won’t ask again, I tell you
And no more will we look askew
At not eating that tempting view
You’ve given us our whole life through.
We’ll be content and leave it there
If this snow cream we never dare
Have it again, we won’t despair
We will be done with this affair.”
Int’resting way to convince me
This from my daughters’ anxious plea
I did my best to subsidee
Yummo deliciousity (dee-lish-ee-ah-ci-tee)!
Violet Escalera (8–14–2018)