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Grapefruit


Don't try to please a woman

They are ghost

They are invisible; they want to be acknowledged

They are shakesphere

Speak one thing, but mean the opposite of what is spoken

The bright colorful fruit they provide is not for sale, not to be offered, and not 

to be taken advantage of

Grapefruit seeds don't come free

So don't make yourself a guest to them; to it

 

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