Prunes are quite a yummy fruit,
They're plums that have been dried,
Though oddly wrinkly looking,
They're very good inside!
California grows the most, by far,
And shares throughout our earth,
It seem a lot of people know,
What gives this fruit great worth!
Prunes bear the title superfruit,
They're rich in many things,
From fiber to antioxidants,
They'll see your body sings!
They're not just for us grannies,
Who need some help to move,
To get us feeling regular,
And back into the groove!
Prunes are sweet and very tasty,
They're good for young and old,
These tiny shriveled purple fruits,
Are worth their weight in gold!
Carmen Henesy
Copyright (c) Carmen Henesy
January 27, 2011
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Perfect prune poetry.
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I like your pruny poem. P could be for prune and poem!
ReplyDeleteI just love prunes! I also love plums, but prunes are a lot more portable! Great post, and excellent pics!
ReplyDeleteBoth the fresh and dried one are good.
ReplyDeleteThey are definitely my favorite.
Is that what's known as Purple Prose?
ReplyDeletelol...perfect prune post...
I love this post! Very clever!
ReplyDeletePS I also love prunes... but not too many at a time ;)
I can't say this is a fruit that appeals to me all that much! I like my fruit a little more youthful. In plum form, say.
ReplyDeletePrunes, good for.... Ya know.... I haven't ever really tried one, but I love plums!
ReplyDeleteWe had a prune plum tree in our yard when I was a child. I loved those plums.
ReplyDeleteThis was perfect. And I love prunes too!~Ames
ReplyDeleteI too love prunes, we get the ones packed in California here. :)
ReplyDeleteI like prunes in yoghurt, I like prunes in your poems.
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Valery
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I have to admit I do equate prunes with my granny. Maybe I need to take a second look at them. A fun poem!
ReplyDeleteDana
perfect! i love prunes ... eat them every day!!!
ReplyDeletePrunes Perfect Poet! :)
ReplyDeleteBut, ya, they are just not for me!
I remember trying them when I was pregnant with my first child. I'm not sure if it was the nausea from the baby or the prunes BUT I still can't eat them. :)
Lisa
I love prunes too! I like to savor them by taking little tiny bites! haha
ReplyDeleteI love plums too...
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Cute, cute story of prunes!
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ReplyDeletelove prunes..
awards 4 u, Happy Friday!
Happy Weekend.
Prunes are definitely yummy, as long as they're organic. For the longest time, I thought prunes were dried plums. So much for being a California gal living among orchards of apricots. Well, maybe that's why I didn't know. :-)
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a prune in years but this made me want to go get some!
ReplyDeleteHi Carmen, I love that last stanza.
ReplyDeleteI rarely buy plums and never buy prunes. I am going to give them a try again, I think, after reading this glowing accolade.
Thanks for a perfect link to Alphabe-Thursday's letter 'P'.
You are a clever one!
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