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Sunday Breakfast

Griddle sermons

 

Would you like

some philosophy

with those fried eggs ?

 

Free advice

cascades like rivers

of fresh juice

greasy story tongs

lift crackling sausages

upon serving plates

dressed with buttered toast

jam-packed with

social commentary

a side order

of cautionary tales

dished out hot

regales

patiently gleaming forks

awaiting their reason

for being

 

What’s that burning smell?

 

Someone asks

 

breakfast sizzles onward

undeterred

arrival time –

indefinite.

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Written by
april-dawn
62 / F
Published
May 11, 2014
Lines·Words
26·69
Notes

When we lived with my parents for a few years last decade...Dad loved making Sunday breakfast.Crepes specifically.This got published in my college lit mag and it won third place in a poetic contest.

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