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Rice Pudding

Banked up against a terraced mountainside

photogenic pristine rows

of blasting green

rows of manicured waterways

with two buffaloes treading ballet-like

between squelching mud and green shoots

the paddy fields stayed buoyant

all season through.

 

Come harvesting time

and thrashing the sunburied ripe

tendrils of husk and seed

along threshing traffic wheels

the husk sought divorce from

the long tongued long grained

wives -and parted ways.

 

Soon the pudding spent its silky smooth sexiness

on a plate of punchy aromatic costumes

that invaded the senses and palate

in sensual smoothness. Oh my!

 

Ricebowl pudding

of the worlds staple.

 

Author Notes

Gluttony beckons just now!

© Marshall Gass. All rights reserved.

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