Milk grabs her throat, her eyes bulge out of their sockets,
Her veins dilate as she slowly comes apart,
Curdled and only good for cheese!
Thus is the effect of your bad language on our beautiful conversation
Of your miss-spelled words in my inbox,
Of your slang-stained vocabulary on my poor hungry ears
Thus is the effect of your ego on our friendship
The stain of your selfishness on our love,
The mismatch of your lies to our promise,
And the very glaring lemon to my pot of milk.
For lemon and milk work together well,
To heal and make a body strong,
To cleanse and make your skin supple.
They both add value to a good tea,
And on a good day both will bless you more.
But in the wrong place at the wrong time,
One will kill the other, and everyday we are guilty of this crime
Of mixing them before consumption,
Yet though the destination be the same,
The consumption order needs.
So love me without lies,
Measure your words in your address,
Give of yourself as you take from me,
For in my world I have room
Room for jokes, and verbal fence,
Room for pranks and tantrums too,
If you and I in this venture,
Do decide on the order of application,
We shall indeed enjoy the blessing of lemon and milk...
and avoid the curse of lemon in milk!