Muhammad Comes Home

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I plop down onto my satin sequin sofa,
Next to my magazine and guitar.
Muhammad stands before me,
As I listen to his story from afar.
"I swear it's what Gabriel told me!"
Muhammad says with a garbled shout.
Startled, I spill my amber coffee
Down the front of my crimson blouse.
I know that coffee stains,
So I sigh for my cotton shirt
Which has been ruined
(Also by a smudge of dirt).
"Come with me to the kitchen for dinner, dear,
It's fish, saffron syrup and tartar sauce."
We walk into the kitchen,
Past the potted jasmine and moss.
We eat oranges and artichokes,
Alfalfa, ginger, sherbet, too,
As we talk things out together,
Planning what we need to do


This was for a history assignment, so it's a little different (we needed to include certain words), but I liked how it tuned out so I included it.

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