Red, plump, juicy, sweet, a bit prickly a wee green flower sits atop I tiptoe carefully through tiny earth paths between rows of bright red
I pick strawberries when school is finished and the hot sun reaches its peak trees are heavy with leaves some branches almost reach the ground
My basket is always full well, not quite eat one, throw one in the bucket I smear my lips and tongue bright red a mess on my freckled dace I lick my lips, afraid to lose a morsel
My grandma bakes strawberry pies I stuff my mouth globs of whipped cream