A Humble Abecedarian Word Play

Apples
Blackberries
Currants and Coconut
Dates
Eggplant (I hate.)
Figs
Gumbo and grapes
Himalayan Pink Salt (a favorite!)
Instant oatmeal (Ugh! Congealed and gluey!)
Juice and Jambalaya
Kool-aid and kiwis
Limes
Marmalade, Meyers Lemons (a favorite!), Mangoes (Allergic)
Nasturtiums (So pretty in salads!)
Oranges
Pea Pods (Yummy!) and pineapple (Allergic)
Quinoa and Quaker Oats
Raisins
Star fruit
Turnips
Undercooked rice, Unbroken egg yolks
Valerian, Valencia oranges, Vanilla (Love it!!)
Wax of the bees, white peaches (Both divinely scented!)
Xanax (not needed here!) and Xylitol (in my toothpaste.)
Yams
Zeolite and Zucchini.
(Note: Alas, I did not think of chocolate or coffee until now, during editing, a most egregious, regrettable, and surprising omission!)
Author’s note: Inspired by Manasi Diwakar and Salam Khan and their gorgeous Abecedarian poems. This list was as far as my brain would go tonight. (Most all of the commentary in the list added during typing into Medium, after the original 11 minutes.)
I tag the following wonderful writers to consider the Abecedarian process challenge (English alphabet, A-Z, a line for each letter.) Simran Kankas, Francine Fallara, Joe Luca, Tom Byers, Gurpreet Dhariwal, R Tsambounieri Talarantas, Dipti Pande, René Junge, Pierre Trudel, Henery X (long), Thomas Plummer…and there are so many others!
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