Poetry Challenge #199-Strawberry Sundae Sunday aka One Scoop or Two?

While the proper spelling might be debatable: Sundae vs Sunday; the exact recipe might vary: One scoop or two? Cherry or no cherry on top?; and its origin is up for dispute: Two Rivers, Wisconsin in 1881 or Ithaca, New York in 1892; one thing is for certain:

Ice cream with crushed strawberries & a dollop of cream tastes like summertime!

Poetry Challenge #199

Strawberry Sundae Sunday—One Scoop or Two?

Write a poem inspired by a Strawberry Sunday or Strawberry Sundae—ending and meaning of the word “Sunday/ae” is up to you.

Include sensory words and details to make your poem taste as good as it sounds.

Close your eyes and repeat after me: Strawberry Sunday, Strawberry Sundae…

Set Your Timer for 7 Minutes

Start Writing!

Don’t Think About it, just do it!

And, since it’s National Strawberry Sundae Day (July 7th) treat yourself! Click on the image below for DelishKids Strawberry Bites recipe!

Cindy Faughnan and I began this 7-Minute Poetry Challenge more than 1900 days ago. Now we take turns creating prompts to share with you. Our hope is that creatives—children & adults—will use our prompts as springboards to word play time. If you join us in the Challenge, let us know by posting the title, a note, or if you want, the whole poem in the comments.

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