How (Poetry)

        This poem (below) is written in response to a writing prompt recently given where you have to describe the taste of a surprising food in the most creative way. Enjoy.

How (Poetry)


How does one describe such a taste,

from such an unassuming fruit?

How does one give explanation to such a tiny thing?


Just write as you think,

A slap in the face,

then the kindest hug;

this is how to describe a Kiwi's taste.

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