This tint when lighted,
means “hit the gas”
~connecting~
–perfected–
links made of grass,
where woods & rackets
mallets & irons,
array those
to play foes,
in club card environs.
Back in its Day
& after its Peace,
It meant men from
Mars–prefaced by wee,
its thumb’s
always welcome
in all the world’s garden.
It Means Joe
–and Joe’s dough!
In everyday jargon.
Attached to a horn,
it signals first-timers.
Before a house,
it regulates climates.
Added to breakfast,
it elevates square–
from ham & eggs boring…
to ham & eggs rare!
Mis Write informed me
hands plating air.
It’s hue, too,
of monster
eyeing the fence,
certain the lawn
on other side’s kept–
better, and wetter–
like pastures less blighted,
which care is
the welfare
of resident Giant.
The last hint to tint,
is hefted to toast,
Saint Patrick & crew
(whatever their boast)
It’s hoppy–
and popping,
with well-draughted foam,
Topping Beer
colored Vert–
like the green of this poem!
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