I have given you the bakery, The flour mill, The barn, I have passed the keys and title To these allegories of My heart entire, Placed them in your care, Expecting the deeds to your Estate at some point in return, Your physicality, Your romance, Love And your desire and yet Your response is nary A crumb, Let alone a slice or a loaf From even my own oven, The flour that I have planted and grown, And harvested and milled, All counts for nowt, So I'm folding those deeds away now, And watching and waiting To see what crop You choose to reap instead, What crop, Which farm, And indeed with whom.
This comes from an unexpected image arising in one of "those" conversations. As this poet at least has a habit of, I have rolled the dice beyond what actually happened. This verse is the result.