Ode to a honeycrisp Apple:

How long its been my long lost.
Crisp, sweet, cold.
You become morning breakfast.

Ode to a pink lady apple:

Alas, pinkest of ladies,
you are not so pink as your are pale red, dappled apple.
Thou without faults cast the first apple seed,
and plant yee an orchard,
to teach a man to fish you need an ocean...

Ode to a smallish Apple:

You were bruised, battered,
and beaten before you ever got to me and my office.
So I put you on a pedestal,
watched you,
admired your beauty,
even with your bruises,
some seen and others not.
But then I used you, did with you ...what I would,
took control, made you mine,
and took from you everything you had to offer.
You were delish.

Ode to a Medium Organic Apple:

Apre Dinner,
Post Lunch,
Linner, Lupper, Dunch?
An apple by any other name, never tasted so sweet.

Ode to a Tiny Apple #?:

When the heart doth grow fonder,
me thinks the lady doth protest too much.
But now, pushed out by your love I suggest a threesome.
Cheese, Apple, Me.

Perfection. Sigh.

Ode to a tiny apple #6 or #7:

Marbled like the acropolis,
you are also fresh like the acropolis.
That is.....
not.
Golden proportioned though you are,
crisp and new you aren't.

I still love you.

Ode to a Tiny Apple #5:

Your tinyness sometimes a virtue.
Today, my hunger un-sated by you, must look for more.
My love for you still burns greatly oh tiny sweet red and yellow beguiler.

Ode to a Tiny Apple #4:

Once you were but a seed.
Sweetened by the sun, left to grow and mature into all your glory.
Then you were plucked and gassed, bagged and tagged.
And now I'm eating you.
Cruel world, oh....what a cruel world.

Ode to a Tiny Apple #3:

Twist your stem,
tell me who i will marry when you break...
No, dare not to dream,
stay within your walls,
though round you cannot step out of your box.
Apple Apple in my belly, who is the one, tell me tell me.

Ode to another tiny apple:

My apple is sweet and tasty,
and though it has pips inside I'll not be hasty,
to eat it fast and consume with greed,
those very pips and spread those seeds.