the garden verdent green held a trio of stone Buddhas vacationary souveniers kept on the basis of memories of the time when our love bore sweet fruit before anger and rage took the stand from when we were we and we chose to eat angry words before the days of the plastic facile smile the fruitless discussion and inevitble dummy spit then it all came out and thus, the begining of the end of the jealously green tightly gritted teeth.
...and in the garden, the three stone bhuddas watched with smiles, benign and bellies round and sun warmed like watermelons.
original poem (in italics) "watermelons" by Charles Simic