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"saucier" poems
they say a watched *** never boils but my mind certainly does and i watch it all the time it's never out of my sight yet it's constantly spilling its contents in a roiled turmoil all over my consciousness the result is a reduction of my state of mind of my perspective either a concentrated awareness or a flavorless sludge of grey matter it all depends on the heat applied it all depends on evaporation a proper chef would be attentive a saucier of good stock choosing quality ingredients maintaining a simmer avoiding a seethe controlling condensation distilling even pabulum to perfection
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 9:55 PM UTC
Cerebral Vortex
Our relationship, deeper than any pizza base. Our love, saucier than the finest italian passata. Our feelings stronger than the maturest of fine cheeses. Our willingness to please the other stretches such as the most glorious of mozzarella. To what do we base our feelings upon, Be it the interchangable toppings or the structural integrity of the strongest crust. Akin to snowflakes no two pizzas are ever alike. Each one differing to the last, be it the char marks on it's peak or the flame kissed bottom. Our choice in toppings may differ so vastly, you with your ghastly pineapple and myself with my overly rich and greasy bbq meatfeast. Alas does this mean anything at all? Nothing but a matter of opinion, toppings change to peoples liking, but our bases remain the same our sauce the binding glue to hold it all together.
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Mar 2, 2019
Mar 2, 2019 at 11:25 AM UTC
Pizza Is Love
I wouldn’t dare call this romance That word has no use here What we have is saucier than France But not filled with as many tears The term I want to use now Only has meaning from your lips Not from comparing it to cows To storms or even to long road trips Nothing can compare to our love, babe I apologize for doing so for so long If poetry is all about comparisons, I’ll change I’ll re-write those stupid wrongs
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 6:47 PM UTC
No More Comparisons 8/30/14 (?)