Best Scalloped Poems

Scalloped coast line
Being touched gently by the continous lap
Of ocean's salt water
Just being in your place soothes my mind

Sandy shore colored by the tide's height
Just repose, doze just feel the touch
Of the water, lapping your back
Time is of no essence for it  just is

Tidal...

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The scalloped plantain
Shapes like a scallop
Leaves open up like a fan
Flat and wide
A remarkable landmark
Eye-catching and attractive
Frankly displaying
With no secrets hiding
Sincerely welcoming you
With open arms
Strikingly loyal
With supporting and compromising 
Raised hands
But sad to say
It's disappearing from the garden
People are too busy and unartistic 
To admire...

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Enamel finger-smeared thick with butter
Yellow onions, yellow butter, floured and browned
Just add cream
From roux to dream
Now spice to glue that hold my world together

The team assembles for its tasty mission
Cheddar, gouda, mozz and more
Thick sheets of ham
Tubers sliced translucent
Layered, latticed, clothed in white bliss
Sealed deep...

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Scalloped potatoes are a favourite of mine
Even chow down any time before bedtime
Ain't good for the rump
Sits there like a lump
As delicious it is, you expand as you dine...

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The night creases into majestic cool beams of silver
By the moon’s own reflective powers of perception
She brings upon them a coat without a lining
And the evening brings with it a cold breeze along

The benches are frozen solid to the ground
No one trying to escape their...

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