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Sunday, April 8, 2012

Ode to an Onion

This poem really brings out the greatness of an onion. One of the most valuable vegetables, in my opinion, that enhances the flavor of many dishes. I also found the way Neruda compared an onion to singing birds and the earth to be rather clever.
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