Five-Worded Poetry 

"Dandelion: You Love Me or Not"

By Dr. Pisum

Dandelion what a ferocious plant,

plainly all over the land.

Leaves protruding like incised arrow,

plus an inconspicuous yellow flower,

yet an eye-popping conqueror!

Wing-armed seeds as swagger,

flying thousand miles in winds,

falling like sky-diving parachutists,

colonizing any piece of dirt,

wetland or desert don't matter,

its root plays tough digger,

though farmers are real hater.

When human hit by viruses,

you can't live without dandelions.

Viral nuts are simply cruel,

tainting your face scarily yellow.

No need yet to panic,

dandelion mounts a counter-attack.

Poison-stuffed liver readily cleased,

solidified bile ducts get unclogged.

Having great story to tout,

you love me or not.

For sure you are thankful,

I'm your life-saving general.