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Premium Member Unquotable Quotes - Xiii

Unquotable quotes – XIII

Follow love for it’s free, free love and it’ll flee.
Do unto others as you would have them undress you.
Easy come, eenie meenie mini go.
Practice makes sex a maniac.
God helps those who help ten elves.
Never kiss a gift horse in the mouth.
People who live in glass houses should not throw boomerangs.
Two heads are no better than none.
Actions speak louder than burps.
A watched pot suffers from boils.
You can’t make a cutlet without breaking legs.
Hang on the hand that feeds you.
All good things must come to a fiend.
If you can’t beat ‘em, grind ‘em.
If it ain’t broke, don’t make it work.
Dislocation is the greater part of valour.
There’s no place like eohm.
A picture is worth a thousand broads.
Better late than dump her.
The pen is mightier than the sword for those who’re
illiterate.
One man’s trash is another man’s pleasure.
Beauty is in the dye of the painter.
Myopia is the mother of the optician.
Familiarity breeds when people camp unkempt.
Good things come to those who know how to put on weight.
A drain is only as long as the longest drink.
Absence makes the heart go ablunder.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him blink.
In teaching others we teach ourselves to teach others.
If you want something done Right, don’t look to the Left.       

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2016
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Gentle Little Lamb


   Shaking her wet ears, uncertain 
   How her purpose may be best served
   Stagger concealed in immersion
   Shown the pasture that she deserved

   
   Frolicking safely within a flock
   Diminutive trot to the beat kept timid
   Faithfully bides time, tick clock 
   Offer of grace to God signals her limit


   Wool washed, cleansed by clan
   Coddled offspring wrapped with cotton 
   Shepherd held title, simple plan
   Dinners prepared, archaic ideals rotten 


   Bristling beneath her softness
   Fibres frayed at what her life signifies 
   Dismayed to only boost profits
   Loyal lamb follow is forsaken sacrifice 

  
   Fuming, she rips off her fleece
   Livid lion malicious marauder dormant
   Roars revenge, discards peace
   Trek to reckless, divorce her informant 


   Taught to shelter, even in harm
   Trust husband’s will, cutlet finale fate
   Savage feline, leaving the farm
   Sleek escapee lapping blood off plate




      
     Sacrificial Sixteenth November
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Lean Lecher In His Nineties

Limerick: Once a lean Lecher in his nineties

Once a lean Lecher in his nineties
Wondered if he could relive his twenties:
He went on a diet
Of French fries and cutlet:
The Wench said it felt like rigor mortis !

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Marlboroughs and Doubloons

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Captain Lamas and four other men ascend towards the sky 
Took off from their base a Florida trace of ship being lost on first sight
In Leather Neck brace and skyward race marlboroughs men alight 
This journey austere triangle of fear Bumuda beyond so bright 

Droning on out no sight or a vouch for wreckage or of a crew
Calls from the bay Captain I say a Galleon with canon a brute
Mist then accrues upon their strange views Spanish and decks all a bare
Lower us down to view near the ground of sea level if you dare  

Photography done believeable none we swoop around all the mist
The Galleon a bow to stern disallow in a turn is gone in a twist  
Return to the base U turn from this place an accident gravely of late
No sooner a turn wreckage does burn of Captain Lamas and four mates 

No sign on the waves of bomber remains poor souls unknown of their fate
But those who just knew dined winely and drew meat on a pewter of plate
A pirate so coarse of cutlet and gorse sat down to feast in a tomb
Doubloons on a tray with Malboroughs they say together in A locker room
© Ian Foley  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Cheese At Ease

CHEESE AT EASE

                           Any time as you wish, taste cheese
                           Simply chew to relish at ease.
                          
                        Cheese is great grand, good friend as well.
                         mixing with any food so well.
                        
                         Take as bread spread, mix in omelette
                           Put cheese to make fry or cutlet.
                      
                             Cheese cake to bake! Delicious!
                             Cheese balls also nutritious.
                      
                             Enrich curry, prepare gravy,
                             adding cheese and enjoy BABY!
                             
                           Make all happy offering cheese
                           whether friends, even enemies.

                          Cheese is filler cum nutrient
                          as milk product most salient.
                     
                            In daily diet include please
                            Palatable fantastic cheese.


      11/12/13
 
  'Write a Poem about Cheese'' Contest by Barry Stebbings
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Invitation For Food Fight

Invitation for Food Fight

                            ‘Can you hear?
                               I am here.
                           Dear Mary, “Merry Christmas”!
                            In Deer Park, first we met.
                              Do you remember?’                                                                 
                     'Yes, I remember. You are Mr. Brown.
                    That day, you looked so handsome in brown suit.’
                      ‘On Christmas, we will enjoy our First Date
                               with date-plum cake
                   in shape of ship and taking meat of sheep.
                     Celebration on Christmas, not in mass,
                                only for us.
                  For your sake, to start with milk-shake,
                          Your favorite drink.    
               Cheese balls as appetizer, then fantastic fish sizzler, crab froth.
                                You nay stick on chicken drumstick.
                        Let prawn cutlet be on the table
                             Grilled capsicum! She must come.
                                  Sweet Heart! My Honey!
                              Honey-roasted nut, we can’t cut.
                    Sweet doughnut of whole wheat with hole at center,
                                  I love much.
                           I see! Icy dark chocolate!
                             We must eat. It is delicious.
              From same glass, using two straws to drink straw- berry juice.
                      ‘ll relish cream of love with butter scotch ice cream.
                                We two too will sip red wine
                            and won’t mind on champagne-raid.
                   A night for Her and Him singing hymn for food fight.
                     In dim candle light,’ll deem on dream of unison.
12/2/17


Geometrical

Missions on a selfie stick is described as a result of a sudden appearance. But a carbonated omitted beast is not normally associated with a dramatic spoon and cables dancing are very often fragrant. Neat is neither a feet nor is it a metric metre. It is to be felt only with a ginormous beef cutlet at a banquet barking. Bring a breaded fish with you. And a two ton blanket. And the legs off an earwig. It is in silence that a smiling fish sings. And the waltzing from the leprechaun ball is at its height in a summer plumage.  A Worldy view on a statement is a staggering stagnant prawn on a deep mission. Pointing pouting political poultry. And a jar of creamy melodic mustard humming. Humming a hymn. Defined by a single bead. Waving. Weave not a scent. And fish for a teapot in a lavender plant. Taking train stations to a discordant discotheque is not to be done in the middle of a floating road as booming shark teeth are prevalent in vans,buses,and even lorries. Traditional traders trading talismanic teeth. And a wise dove doing a fly by wearing a silky blouse. Have you a baked bean as a dress? Or a pickle as a hat? No. Then you must get them. Very high fashion. A savoury duck is climbing a wall. Radio for help then. Signal two point eight. And a large scale for the delay. Fry some fish. Listen carefully. And do not trust a fish monger. Xxxxx insectivorous ideologues ignoring ignorance's indefinitely. Xxxxx tomorrow today. Xxxxx geometrical Z
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Encyclopedic

Wobbling wizardry waves wonderful wandering wilderness. When a beef cutlet equals two minus one h q it is said to be the time if the mountain rise. The mountain rise is a pagan peasantry. The origins span from the birth of the moon. It is time to grab those slices of bread to put with peas on a bus journey. It is time also to wear a sponge hat. Great isn't it. But the ludicrous notions of a multi tasking infestation of an sarcophagus is neither a shred of a word or a slice of a sentence. To be spoken with is subject to much change and charisma creates calm. Good. Wave not a vaporised bean bag at this time for attempting a tango on an escalator is inappropriate and not the way forward. So eat ninety boiled eggs whilst reading a sliver of truth. *** encyclopedia z
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Infiltration Inks

Hop skip jump laugh and dance then for fear feeds fragile fornicating frogs. And as spots are squeezed and pus ejected. The falsities beneath are plainly on display. No more hiding in boiled bumps. Serving stewing stakes stairs stained stares. Minding the ever increasing corners of protruding print processions. Flags held high. Over twenty thousand feet. But no boots in sky paths. And no grass coloured cloud could ever play a clarinet. Now before I eat an egg with toast I must clarify one thing. The radius of a fridge freezer is measured only by balancing pillows on one's head and playing monopoly with the cupboard doors. Drawers are excluded. Denied access you see. Due their un orderly ways. It is very disrespectful to the spoons. Hook then a towel. And spear sausages. Goodbye and goodnight. Many eras. Many moons. Many mandalas. Haha candlelit  tables dancing in mid air. Haha hows the horse? Hmmm indoctrinated intoxicated introverted ignorant insect. And a beef cutlet wit melon jus. *** institutionalised z a big Z
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Astronomically Amplified

Tubular turnings. Turnips training. In a circular formation only. Obligations are a given construction to a fistulae pattern. Oh wow the knowledge and secrecy of a bowl of broth. Singing sweetly however the remnants of a sharks dinner are displayed only on a bright canvass. Fishing in a bathroom is best achieved in broad daylight. Great. Orpheus's wisdom. Treading tailed trailers talking. And a fortified iron cobra clock strikes again.  Good. Grab an iron then and wave it around. Hahahaha and a cutlet of smiling smoke. Chop chop chop. Hahahaha and a pink oink oink oink *** astronomically z
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My Love For Baked Beans

Sweet and savoury,
Smothered in rich tomato sauce,
Adding a pinch of spices like cumin, pepper and garam masala ;
Brings in a great combination of flavour and aroma,
Making baked beans smell so wonderful.
Healthy and super delicious,
Utterly addictive and irresistible,
Quick and easy breakfast,
Love to have it with Dejeunette Viennoise and Croissant along with a bite of cutlet,
One of my favourite morning delights on the dining table.
© Deepti S P  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Favourite Food

Prawn cutlet with mustard sauce
along with meat balls
and crispy French fries,
followed by ice cream.
Water flows in tongue !
Fantastic 
Food.
Form: Epulaeryu

Steeped in Legend The Mallard Mimic

The Mallard Mimic 
is a myth....
it calls for a well trained
chef to use his knowledge of meat and wines
to create a standard
that many would wish for
and are willing to pay
to have
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the usage of duck fat to cook white potatoes
and then be arranged as scales attop
a turkey cutlet
that is stuffed with
mushrooms, prosciutto
olives,shallots
spinach
a sprinkle of nutmeg
and garlic with
a slight touch
of anchovy
on top of a bed of puff pastry
served with
a  garlic parmesan roasted
asparagus dish
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with a side of 
maple pecan
butternut squash
Medallion
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with a buttery eggnog
yeast roll
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One would
crumble pork rinds
and truffle zest
add grated cheese
and sprinkle it across the top
and serve with
Malbec!
_______________________________
So say's the Myth!

Premium Member Good Food

GOOD  FOOD 

         Food to               Egg as              Pure milk              Water 
          nourish.            omlette.              to drink,               daily 
        Good to               Fish as.                    Baby              take two               
        relish.                   cutlet.                   to suck.              litres.

   On bread.                  Chicken             Light snacks          Balanced                       
    brown-white              mutton                   at eve.                   diet      
     to spread.                roast - baked.          Not more,           Fruit juice
     jam, cheese.             boiled.                     but less.             each day:  
       jelly,                      Fish fry ,                   sugar !              Perfect              
       Oat at.                  nun - bun.                 Better                choice     
     breakfast                 at brunch                raw fruits            Select            
                                       lunch or                Sucrose.            good food
                                       dinner.                 Right dose.         to  stay
                                        early                                             healthy.
                                       not later      
                                       at night.
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