This week, Shanyn, our host at dVerse Poeticswants us to write tiny poems of 140 characters or less based on macrophotos, either hers, or our own. I love pomegranates – can you tell…?!
I hope you enjoy my offering – and please do join us! I will link up later and (cough permitting) add the audio tonight.
I’ve never had much luck with pomegranates – leave my mouth all puckered up and full of seeds. But your picture and words make them appear so enticing…
Freya Writes... 
sweet are the lips, rich and red,following such a feast
Indeed! Thank you for reading! 🙂
so delicious, but such hard work to extract from the fruit 🙂
And now I want pomegranates!! Great piece!
Hehe – you will come over to the juicy side… 🙂 I’m glad you enjoyed it!
hmmmm…. can feel the bursting freshness on my tongue…i love pomegranades… we call them loveapple sometimes over here in germany…
Ooh, loveapples is a beautiful description 🙂
Now that is a sight and poem that whets my appetite! Yum!
Good, I’m glad you enjoyed them both!
yum…i love it…am a bit hungry now…
you know what i look forward to ….summer tomatoes….yum….
in the mean time i will def take some pom…
Yum! Lovely picture, great poem.
I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Made me smile 🙂
Good! 🙂
A very appetizing photo and poem! I could have written similar lines about mango!
I’m glad you enjoyed it! I sometimes find mangoes too perfumed…
Juicy poem! I like the way you likened them to jewels. Pomegranates are very precious 🙂
They are indeed. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Delicious photo and words ~ I specially love setting my heart on fire, smiles ~
Thank you, Grace!
Delicious is right.
Absolutely!
What a luscious treat for the eyes in word and image! Thanks for joining in!
Thank you for the inspiration!
This is so fresh and juicy, Freya!
Thank you, Lynne!
This was luscious write..
🙂
pomegranate jewels are great in tabouli
Ooh, yes, what a great idea!
I’ve never had much luck with pomegranates – leave my mouth all puckered up and full of seeds. But your picture and words make them appear so enticing…
Oh dear, that’s a shame! I’m glad you enjoyed my piece, nonetheless!
“a tout de suite”???
🙂
The jewels of the pomegrenates– what a lucious offering …
Thank you, Bjorn.
Beautifully done – never thought about them this way.
Thank you! You’ll never think of them in any other way again! 🙂
A work of art in themselves..as you so well describe!!
Thank you!
I too enjoy the sweet taste of these little seeds of delight. a lovely (& tasty) piece.
Thank you!
Yum – they are like glowing jewels, aren’t they? Especially in your fine photo.
Thank you, Gay.