A pear is a seed my darling dear And if You, my sweet pear, was a sapling it would take a thousands years for You to be as wise as the young redwood tree in the forest by the salty sea
You don't pick the buds off the rose bush expecting them to blossom in Your possessive hand You wait for the perfect moment for the bud to open sharing her beauty with the sunlight only then allowing You to gaze at her full glory
And a whole year has gone by for the tree in which You call home to bloom, The tree that provides a safe haven for You to ripen in a burrow between her leaves protecting You from harsh nights
My dear fruit, You are not ripen yet You have a couple more months bloom my sweet pear if You are too hasty and allow the nats to gorge on Your splendor then You will no longer be of value to anyone
I will discard You my lips will never kiss Your gorgeous skin You will never be chosen at the market tucked away in a basket given as a precious gift. You will be thrown mixed into compost to live the rest of Your days rotting, unhappy, until You die; A spoiled little fruit.