PAD Challenge Day 21: Apples Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree
PAD Challenge Day 21: Write a trope poem.
Apples Doesn't Fall Too Far From the Tree
Since my youth I could sense it
As I stemmed and branched out
I could really smell it by the roots
That the apples on my family tree
We're not all spoiled
Rotten to the core
Poor at fruiting other fruit
Filled with fungus and worms...
Some are the apple of many eyes
true apples for apples
Sweet as pie
Got the sauce
The juice The butter and the jam
A little cider and spice
Depending on how you try to
slice dice or peel back on the fam
Not all are apple turnovers
pretending to be peachy
Immature and leachy
Good at playing apples to apples
with their own branch
for the tree to stumble and crumble
Now, how about these apples?
I'm one of the golden ones
that knows how to teach
one to pick a good one.
Like the one we need a day
Love you to the core
despite flawed roots
because I'm a descent of the tree
that many thought would fall
And I still stand by what
my mother said, many years ago,
"It ain't always the leaning tree."
💜D'ElegantOne
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