When Watermelon Had Seeds is a nostalgic, insightful poetry collection that moves from playful memories to poignant social commentary and even includes a whimsical fable about cats and dogs. I especially enjoyed how the poems took me from laughter to contemplation within just a few pages—“Angel Food” made me chuckle, while “Forget Me Not” brought genuine emotion. It feels like flipping through a scrapbook of life, with clever wordplay, sharp wit, and heart to spare.

Whoa baby, Edmond Bruneau took me on a poetry rollercoaster—from spitting watermelon seeds to political sass and one very suspicious parrot tattoo. 😂 This book is like your eccentric uncle’s memory box: full of oddball treasures, hard truths, and unexpected giggles. I couldn’t stop flipping the pages—I mean, there’s even a “missing” Mother Goose story about cats and dogs going to WAR. 📚🐶🐱 If poetry ever felt stuffy to you, this book rips the doily right off it.

Thank you for the advanced copy of when watermelon had seeds by Edmond Bruneau pub 1st of August, I throughly enjoyed this beautiful thought provoking poems

Poetry with Pits, Punchlines & Perfectly Timed Zingers!

When Watermelon Had Seeds is a juicy, witty, and unexpectedly sharp collection of poetry and musings that had me giggling, nodding, and questioning society—all before I got to the part about why dogs hate cats! 🐾📜😂