*note: all my grammar choices (ex. capitalizations in the middle of a sentence) are purposeful and serve a purpose to help me deliver the full meaning and intended feeling of this poem!
I met Turnip Head!
It was about two days ago, now
that I think about it ––
yes, two days ago as that
Was the wretched day
I came down with that
god awful fever ––
Anyways, I've met him! Out
he tumbled from the bag
of vegetables, silent until
I picked him up out of the heap,
(for he was a large turnip, worthy of admiration)
turned him over in my hand,
And saw a great big grin
peeking out at me! I
exclaimed in delight:
"It's Turnip Head! Here he is!"
drawing people over to
look on in wonder.
For it truly was that silly
Turnip Head ––
I suppose he wanted to follow me, too.
Oh Turnip Head, how I love you.
I met Turnip Head!
It was about two days ago, now
that I think about it ––
yes, two days ago as that
Was the wretched day
I came down with that
god awful fever ––
Anyways, I've met him! Out
he tumbled from the bag
of vegetables, silent until
I picked him up out of the heap,
(for he was a large turnip, worthy of admiration)
turned him over in my hand,
And saw a great big grin
peeking out at me! I
exclaimed in delight:
"It's Turnip Head! Here he is!"
drawing people over to
look on in wonder.
For it truly was that silly
Turnip Head ––
I suppose he wanted to follow me, too.
Oh Turnip Head, how I love you.
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