Mexican Minuanetta

A menu, Annetta, I’m hungry as a bear.
But first, something lighter, tell me, what have you there?
Chips, by the bowlful with salsa as starter fare.
Do bring them A-S-A-P, and yes, I declare
Extra? bring some queso with tender, loving care.

First course finished, once more the menu,  if you please;
Greens, tomatoes, cucumbers with lots of chickpeas,
Hidden Valley ranch, the best dressing will appease.
Iced sweet tea with two slices of lemon, I’ll squeeze.

Just a simple salad will stave my hunger’s chime.
Keep that menu close at hand, for proteins are prime;
Leafy salad down the hatch, now it’s entrée time.

Menu calls loudly in clear meatier voices.
Now for the main course,  Bueno! stomach rejoices.

Operation Fulfillment: contentment, my need.

Polla Poblano, with rice and black beans to spare;
Quesadillas, two with chorizo, two with cheese. 
Rich cuisine fills me up, I am feeling sublime.
Skipping dessert sounds like the wisest of choices,
Tosh! bring me fried ice cream, for I have gone to seed.

April 6, 2020

Contest:  Minuanetta Poems
Sponsor:  Emile Pinet
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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April 23, 2020 at 9:02 AM
Congratulations Reason! Your poem earned a distinguished place in my contest, due to the technical demands of this form it was a very difficult contest to judge, so well done my friend, Emile.
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April 23, 2020 at 9:51 AM
Muchas gracias, Emile. Love to work on new forms and am so pleased with the placement your gave my piece. I cannot imagine the hours spent in judging a contest with such demands. Thank you, be safe and believe.
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