Dandelion Soup Poem

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In the meadow, where wildflowers bloom,
There grows a plant, with a yellow plume.
Its petals bright, like rays of sun,
Its form humble, and yet, full of fun.
With a puff and a blow, its seeds take flight,
Scattering in the breeze, to take their flight.
They dance and twirl, in the open air,
Like tiny wishes, floating without a care.
But some are left, to take root and grow,
In the fertile soil, down below.
And soon they sprout, with leaves so green,
A familiar sight, that's often seen.
They may be called weeds, by some decree,
But to others, they hold a different key.
For in their petals, and in their leaves,
There lies a treasure, that one perceives.
With creativity and culinary delight,
Some see a meal, a taste so right.
They gather dandelions, with care and grace,
To create a dish, that brings a smile to the face.
They pick the young leaves, tender and sweet,
And gather the petals, a golden treat.
They add some broth, and herbs for flavor,
Creating a soup, to savor.
With a sprinkle of salt, and a dash of love,
They stir and simmer, with joy thereof.
The aroma wafts, in the air so fine,
A pot of dandelion soup, a treasure to dine.
And as they sip, with gratitude and cheer,
They savor the taste, so simple and clear.
For in a weed, they found a treasure,
A humble meal, to bring them pleasure.
So let us remember, in life's grand scope,
That sometimes treasures, come in unexpected hope.
And even in a weed, a dandelion's grace,
We may find beauty, in a simple place.