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To me which fruit does best suit? Truly it is mango fruit. Its colour is light yellow, Inside it is quite mellow. Its kernel is hard, skin tough; Between them is juicy stuff. Soft and plump and sour and sweet, It is a pleasure to eat. From a distance one can tell; It has a distinctive smell. What variety of taste! Without it, life is a waste! Dussehri, Chausaa, Langadaa, Alfonso and Safeda, Each is a popular name, And, to palate, lays a claim. Ripe mango is tasty, sure. Unripe, too, has uses more. It makes great jams and pickles. The palate it well tickles. A life without the mango Would never be a tango. * Written in aa,bb 7-7 format * Initially written as item # 733570 * Honorable mention award announced on 10-10-06 in "What's Cooking?" Contest!, "Invalid Item" M C Gupta 10 August 2003
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