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To write with tongue in pen, Saliva dripping ink. The heady-remembered sensation Of flavors long forgotten. Sifted with fingers floured, Arms limp from kneading To have them Penned to perfect succulency. Until they are coined to smooth and creamy texture. The rich-written smell of impatient waiting For oven-crisped words, over-penned with Timer-gone-slow. The salt and pepper of a final read-through Always spelling disaster to our over-spiced and cooled, Now cookie-cut words. The souffle sinking deep in the pan of it's paper-page dish. Till loving eyes scoop up that first tender-tasting bite, Till the sound of a thought drifts over two lips With a satisfied sigh. Our long-awaited, frustrated, penful recital: Experimental, new-dished-out, tempting A-rivals. Bellies full, read-through finished, enough of the sauce. We clear the dishes with the simple act Of turning over the cloth, To the next blank page.
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Oct 24, 2010
Oct 24, 2010 at 8:00 PM UTC
To Taste A Word
To write with tongue in pen, Saliva dripping ink. The heady-remembered sensation Of flavors long forgotten. Sifted with fingers floured, Arms limp from kneading To have them Penned to perfect succulency. Until they are coined to smooth and creamy texture. The rich-written smell of impatient waiting For oven-crisped words, over-penned with Timer-gone-slow. The salt and pepper of a final read-through Always spelling disaster to our over-spiced and cooled, Now cookie-cut words. The souffle sinking deep in the pan of it's paper-page dish. Till loving eyes scoop up that first tender-tasting bite, Till the sound of a thought drifts over two lips With a satisfied sigh. Our long-awaited, frustrated, penful recital: Experimental, new-dished-out, tempting A-rivals. Bellies full, read-through finished, enough of the sauce. We clear the dishes with the simple act Of turning over the cloth, To the next blank page.
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Oct 24, 2010
Oct 24, 2010 at 8:00 PM UTC
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