Taste It

I thought my creativity was dead, 
and I would never be able to write again,
I’ve experienced writer’s block 
my brain was hard as a rock.

Tossing to and fro,
I wonder which way to go.
Rhyme,
verse,
narrative,
nothing was positive.

I tried to write a verse,
but my imagination got worse,
so I went into the kitchen 
to find a way to  begin.

Chopped onion, 
salt and pepper,
rhythm or rhyme?
all forms declined.

Melted butter sauté with thyme
alliteration or blank verse?
I had nothing to converse.

I hang over the kitchen sink              
and think,
but I couldn’t find the missing link . 
                                                 
Chopped broccoli and chicken broth,
limerick, haiku and didactic thought,
a touch of shredded cheese and pepper,
 
 quatrain   
  prose 
  ballad
 whipped cream 
 with tomato salad.
 
I blend and stir,
and bring to boil,
      and
 poetrysoup added the essential oil

©2013 Christine Phillips
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Suzadail Jr. Avatar
July 23, 2013 at 6:49 PM
Great recipe for writer's block.
Mannan Avatar
March 27, 2013 at 11:01 PM
This is super Christine. I so wanted you to go on. Lovely.
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