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Fruit without a stone its shiny	A
pulp is clear green Inside tiny	A
black microdot seeds Skin	B
the color of khakiImagine	B
a shaggy brown green pelt	C
that feels like felt	C
It's oval full rounded kind	D
of egg shaped The rind	D
comes off in strips	E
when peeled with the lips	E
If ripe full of juice	F
melon sweet yet tart as goose	F
berry almost A translucent ring	G
of seed dots looks something	G
like a coin slice of banana Grown	B
in the tropics some stone	B
fruits overlarge are queerly	H
formed A slablike pit nearly	H
fills the mango I	I
scrape the fibrous pulp off with my	I
teeth That slick round ball	H
in avocado fruit without juice we call	H
alligator pear	J
Plant this seedpit with care	J
on three toothpicks over a glass	K
of water It can come to pass	K
in time that you'll see	H
an entire avocado tree	H
Some fruits have stones some seeds	L
Papaya's loaded with slimy black beads	L
Some seem seedlesslike quince	M
that makes your tastebuds wince	M
Persimmon will	H
be sour astringent 'until	H
dead ripe ' they say Behind	D
pomegranate's leathery rind	D
is a sackful of moist rubies Pear	J
cantaloupe grapefruit guava keep their	J
seeds hidden as do raspberry strawberry	H
pineapple Plum peach and cherry	H
we know as fruits with big	N
seedstones And fig	N
Its graininess is seed Hard to believe	O
is prickly durian It's custard	P
sweetand smells nasty	H
But there's no fruit as tasty	H
as odd or as funny	H
none	B
as fresh off the vine New Zea	H
land kiwi	H

May Swenson

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