Spring is late, but nothing stops
Rhubarb – black sheep of all crops.
The stuff is tougher than a weed –
Of herbicide it takes no heed.
I've covered it in thick cement;
But rhubarb folds it like a tent.
It sprouts and grows until it's ripe
For sauces, bars and other tripe.
Its evil genius never dies,
But haunts dessert with awful pies.
I've tried to cultivate a taste;
My effort was a total waste.
One who craves it, I insist,
Is nothing but a masochist.
Neighbors bring it by in mounds.
To them I say: Release the hounds!
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