Ginger Beer
Ginger beer.
Sweet-sour tang, sliding
Along tongue and teeth.
Refreshing relief
To a parched palate.
Simon C.J. Falk 10 September 2017
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Hi Simon – love ginger beer … and remember making it as a child … that sweet-sour tang … as you note in your poem on ginger beer – cheers Hilary
Thanks Hilary. It was a bit of stuff and nonsense. I was enjoying a ginger beer and the next thing a silly little poem surfaced.
This Blogfest never fails to impress with the dedication of each of its hosts to the cause. I absolutely love being a part of this group. Good going Simon 😊
Yeah, some of us just keeping adding WATWB to all our posts. When Damyanti first asked me to come aboard back in February it was hard to say no 🙂 We’ve lost some folks along the way. But, we’ve picked up some really fab people too. 🙂
People come and go. It’s better to let go of those who don’t intend to stay. Those who mean it will make it everytime. Glad people like you and Damyanti are involved. There’s much I’ve learnt from both of your blogs 😊
Oh yes, Pradita. We are all still learning with each other.
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