Buttered Dreams

driving the highway the other day
past buttercups on the median way

and rows of corn on the other side
a beautiful sight for noontime ride

my dreaming mind started to wonder
a cornucopia of crops golden color

as buttercups rose into the air
and crossed the lanes without a care

to drip onto the corn so buttery
a pleasant dream feeding absurdity

still the taste imaged on my tongue
with a bit of salt and pepper clung

to bright yellow kernels of my mind
a noontime fantasy tastefully defined

© Goode Guy 2011-06-24

not too much salt...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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