GO JAMA #AtoZChallenge

Notes about this challenge:
The A to Z Challenge is to write to the letters of the alphabet in order, one a day each day in April, except on Sundays.
I am, for the second year, posting vanity plates in Maine.  Because it is April, National Poetry Month, I'm going to write a poem based on the the license plate. On Sunday I will post a bonus plate - an extra one I've found that intrigues me.
To find more A to Z Challenge blog posts, click on any A to Z Challenge link I've made in this post, or the G badge above. Read through the comment links on that page and see what interests you.  Read.  Comment. Spread the love of our alphabet around!
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My letter G on a Maine Vanity Plate and a side of poem is below.  But first I want to show you two other plates I could have used.  I may use GQQD LF on Sunday as my extra poem day.

I tried making these two work, but just couldn't manage it.  The third one had been calling me ever since I spied it.  

This just seemed to Christmassy....
but I almost did it without a Christmas theme...
He could return for Easter...
Oh, now I'm thinking...
The Grinch that stole Easter!
This could have been good, too.

or

then there was this one...
but it just wasn't spunky enough for a Saturday.
Maybe I could do a Sunday one with this...

 But, if you knew Jama,

wouldn't GO JAMA be the one 

you'd have to pick, too?

Visiting Jama 

This Jama's most gracious

When hunger's rapacious;

If you're craving a book

Or things baked or cooked,

It's a sweet place to be

For crumpets or tea;

Pull up a soft chair

Beside a stuffed bear;

Dip spoon into sunny,

Delectable honey;

Put cream in a bowl

With blueberries whole;

Or try the raspberries

And pies made with cherries.

Then read and you're smitten

With words, so well written

That you can't decide

which is better inside:

Those words spun like candy

Or the food so jimdandy!

So with boarding house reach

You take some of each

Though you're not a vacuum

Still each crumb you consume

Until you attain

Empty plate and full brain.

You, go, Jama, go!

I am full head to toe!

by Donna JT Smith, 2017

Now, please, go visit Jama's Alphabet Soup, a delectable blog, and take a slice or bowl of whatever is being served up today!  It's sure to be tasty!