[sic] He who has suffer'd you to impose on him, knows you. [diary of a peach] And did those feet in ancient time [tangerines] Walk upon England's mountains green? [apricots] Pity would be no more, [bananas in bunches] On England's pleasant pastures seen? [cucumber not a fruit thus beyond reproach] Eternity is in love with the productions of time. [always eat fresh fuit] And waters the ground with tears; [fruit that isn't fresh is bad] Soon spreads the dismal shade [unless you are making a cake] And with tempests play. [chimpanzees eat fruit] Shine forth upon our clouded hills? [as well as other monkeys] And the Caterpillar and Fly Jerusalem builded here [chipanzees aren't monkeys] Of Mystery over his head; selfish loves increase; [neither are orangutans] Bring me my bow of burning gold: [chimps don't eat orangutans] Bring me my arrows of desire: [neither are an example of fresh fruit] Enough! or too much. [that could be signifigant] There grows one in the Human Brain. [possibly not] Bring me my spear: O clouds unfold! [certain bats subsist entirely on fresh fruit] Bring me my chariot of fire. [the dreaded pomengranate bats of Tanzania] Make weep the eyes of day; [the seedless variety is superior in nutrional value] In its thickest dismal shade. [bats don't eat cake] For light doth seize my brain [or orangutans] I will not cease from mental fight, [sliced kiwi, not to be excused] They strike the ear of night, ["crapeaux" is not a fruit] Sought through Nature to find this Tree, [edible body of a seed plant] Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand [OFFSPRING, PROGENY] Where man is not, nature is barren. [the effect or consequence] Sooner murder an infant in its cradle than nurse unacted desires [of an action or operation] Till we have built Jerusalem [a sweet pulp associated with the seed] In England's green and pleasant land. [the ripened ovary of a seed plant] Ruddy and sweet to eat; the fruit of Deceit, [as the petioles of a rhubarb plant] ME [used chiefly in a dessert or sweet course]
