the flesh that comes from her pan is juicy meat her rice is boiled fluffy and buttery light she's heard the way to a man's heart but knows there's not much distance between pork loin and a man's loin
by day she cooks for a toddler and at night she cooks for her beau avocados and other mysterious molecules can with the right alchemy bond bodies together steam of squash condenses between her breasts as she double boils the evening dream
skinning her desires she peels away the day and rolls the flesh in crumbs she knows the transforming power of herbs so sagely she sprinkles thyme into culinary dreams taste buds involuntarily register salty sweet recalling his savory smile and whetting her appetite
her dream slides to some back burners as the four-year old comes in with "juice! juice!" and she notices a hum in her throat she turns to the icebox and pours a cup for her boy, or is it a fridge and a sealed plastic bag? no matter, her times fall away like peas on a knife, bouncing under foot
she remembers the last time she cooked for him and he came in with too many long necks under his belt and passed out in the chair she knows he's not the most princely man alive but realizes that the two, together make a peppered stew that really satisfies
she's not just an empty vessel to be filled she has dreams of her own to dish out also in her soul too, she remembers too much cooking can turn any recipe to a glob of mush and wanting more from life, turns her fire down pushes the kettle aside and retreats to bathe
NeverEndingStoryChesterfield, Derbyshire, England UKApr 20, 2010
Nicely and well done my friend. All the right ingredients for a good poem
EarlgreyteaLimassol, CyprusApr 20, 2010
Goodguy, you just keep getting better and better[if that's possible], nuff said... Terriffic mixture of food and eros, man, I need a cold shower again...
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