Tomorrow's Pie

Delicia Powers
The bushes in a sunny field
Beckon me once more.
In my heart the child remains,
Eager for the prize.

Season's blueberry bounty
Ripe and ready for my pail.

Taste of summer, childhood pleasure,
Luscious, tender, juicy berries.
Sweet traditions...
Memories...
Smiles.

Published by Delicia Powers

I am a grandmother living in the wonderful Maine woodlands. I used to write little poems on the back of envelopes for my children. I decided to try and organize my thoughts and simple "everyday experiences...  View profile

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  • R.C. Johnson1/31/2011

    We used to pick wild blueberries while camping on Lake Superior. They never made it into a pie as we ate them all while fresh. Thanks for the memories. rcj

  • Rena Sherwood12/16/2010

    Very cute. I like lines 5 & 6 the best.

  • Alexandria Diaz9/25/2010

    wonderful job.

  • Carmen Magnolia9/7/2010

    Excellent job.

  • Debbie Gavazzi7/19/2010

    Absolutely beautiful.

  • Julia Bodeeb7/18/2010

    Lovely poem...and now I want to bake a pie...but it is 90 here...tooo hot

  • Soleil Robins7/16/2010

    This makes me want to get making my homemade blueberry jams... :P

  • Lee Hansen7/16/2010

    It reminds me of a story my grandmother told me of her selling huckleberries when she was a child. Beautiful memory. Thanks for your good work.

  • Clarissa Winchester7/13/2010

    We actually were going to do a blueberry picking trip the weekend of the Fourth, but never got around to it. This poem makes me want to go this weekend! Great poem!!

  • Carmen Magnolia7/13/2010

    Beautiful indeed. Great job.

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