Long Wasabi Poems

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Su She

her brown skinned
body laying atop a
table top covered
by a white table
cloth but she is

naked yet dressed
as a buffet with 
delights to eat
placed like plates 
for to be self served

my finger tips imitate
chop sticks to take
the taste of her now 
noodle hair with 
seaweed eye brows

following further down
her cuisine figurine
fingering disoriented
flavors and spices 
sipping the saki shot

puddling her bellybutton
pairing with her pear
hips where sit not fig
greens but the earthy
shiso leaves that by

uncovering these find
two slices of raw tuna
sashimi dripping blow
fish soup the deadly
delicacy i immediately

drink licking her bowl
clean liking her sticky
rice inner thighs i
find no longer fingers
but my tongue turning

over the table now 
able to smell pickled
ginger and inhaling
the heat of
wasabi
Form:


Talisman of culinary elan could be Japan


Those with a culinary masterplan 

Know go for neon glow talisman 

Spick & span with fancy dan elan

Wooing doing the cooing can-can


Riot on a diet expands my lifespan

Wrinkle free wry mystery Peter Pan

Doorman to sly new world deadpan 


For sushi like John Belushi a madman

Oodles of noodles like silky doodles

Caveman craved calming ramen amen


In a hurry then lasso a curry.. yep Katsu

From svelte purveyor and belt conveyor 

Time to have a durry in the rusty daihatsu


Beg for an egg sandwich from heaven

Palette parsons from Lawsons not 7/11


Stricken saved by nori or yakitori chicken

Remembers glory of flaming embers story

Or ditty of look at me too pretty sashimi


Detect such respect in every single aspect

Mingle & scan no defect full effect scran 

No also ran but our number one suspect

Wasabi touch of ginger..trusty kemo sabe

Culture protect am a fan can only be Japan
Form: Rhyme

What's happening with Ben will he lead his men again


So will Ben be back to lead his men?

Stacks of hacks chiding with their pen

Question all asking time & time again!


Key and Baz hiding in their ECB den

Riled echo chamber dialled up to ten

Let us know and if not now then when!


Fall of Bazball no longer a verdant glen

Now bogged down in a waterlogged fen

Astounds as Baz all about pounds or yen

 
Folks a coup by you know who should ken

Stokes came first not the egg but’s the hen

Spicier than wasabi with his kemosabe zen


ECB on their tod as it all crumbles yet again

So odd sod the fans & their God called Ben

If is the end than ECB to hell we send Amen
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Omitted Rumble

Written: March 2nd, 2024
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Wingbeats on warm whisper wavelength
wasteland, waves of wasabi writhe
with wilting, whimpering, witless wring 
whirls and willows whimsically wave.

Emerald pride waves over meadows,
Venetian Barcarole flails and whizz 
viridian desires dance onto dales, 
Eurydice weeps lost love in auric tears 
Dawn draws dwindle, damp dimples.

Of flickering flowers and floating stars 
Orpheus, the poet in paint-stained palms 
portrays the paradoxes in love,
a roar of zeal and salty air in a blue sky 
love stings, even endless moons
In ablaze that seldom strikes
Elysium ethereal elixir of souls. 

With such spongy, slippery strokes 
soothing serenade in early spring
Thunder rumbles, but cannot shatter
love of Orpheus and Eurydice
Destiny is etched in their stride
as wingless wisps prose sang and swam
Moon loops conflate with wispy vowels
pride is a cornerstone of identity
egos hold a shield of protection
love embraces all they cherish
paired potency, pelt a pound planet.

Akin to operas, rehearsed by singers
their spoof spirals higher in stride
a syzygy of stars in a mellifluous oasis 
nurturing nemesis crystals 
soar in silky, springy ischemic swings 
fetching felicity, as flurry fades
Ignore impulses, let time slip away 
still in grip of quintessential propinquity
over a pyre, rainbow Ink swirls
with ethereal wingless, sanguine sighs,
sumptuous zeal stirs the lifeless,
springtide serenades sibyllic sweeps.

As wisteria, spring sequoia, and love slay 
weave an aura in vow threads
once serendipity embraces karma 
Scarlet moons bleed in a plum sky 
still, sustains its sonorous scintilla
at the zenith of wistfulness, uncover bliss 
loving endures the rumblings of thunder
hope in its darkest night, never fades
smoothly drifting on brisk wing beats
love is a fruit of tangerine tenacity 
love lullaby ignited by stark infatuation.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Glitter Girl

She's a Cyndi Lauper look-alike.
had a ‘one hit wonder’ back in the day;
a tune about some balloons and a bike.

She's not new anymore
but still a ‘hip’ artifact for sure.
Glittered eyebrows, bangles, and beads,
she’s what any wistful old guy
                      thinks he needs.

The spiky hair with crimson streaks
peeks between lacquered tweaks
          of graying strands;
a pixie named Trixie, revered
by many 80's rock bands.

We like her colorful untidiness;
  the prismatic stockings, her
mismatched punkie-ness
  always the under-dressed
  epitome of a pop princess.

She has her own style,
                        not old
just been around awhile.
Notwithstanding
folks still smile
      at her girlish wiles.

Still an internet presence,
still childish enough
though her voice is more gruff
due to toking
        medicinal stuff.

Now she sells pain creams,
  and walk-in tubs as seen on TV
for those with gout and unworkable knees.
The renowned owner
          of pimped-up poodles,
  she maintains herself
  on bowls of wasabi noodles.

The lady dwells above all commonsense
          amid a trendy affluence,
way above
the madding throng,
      forever hopeful, ever young
a songbird trilling ambrosial love,
      of balloons and bikes and far off days
when sheeny rainbows
            paved our more simple ways.


Premium Member My Chopsticks Are Talking To Me

I thought by writing this poem
I could ramp up the cognitive demand

I wanted to get down on paper
The time my chopsticks talked to me

They told me there is a towel
On the flag of Belarus

I was flabbergasted by this
I dipped them in wasabi

I imagined a scream
Like a falling bomb

I overheard someone
Asking about the buffet

I heard the name
Emma Chizzit 

This was repeated several times
With more and more intensity

Then it was realised that this 
Australian woman was asking

"How much is it?"
Followed by my chopsticks 

Asking me about Moses 
How he makes his tea

Hebrews it was the answer
I paid the bill and left

Winds of Wasabi

Have you tasted the delicious torment of oysters
Let your foccacia bread drip with soft green salted olive oil
Do you know the love of Sushi 
and boldly face the wild winds of wasabi

The tellers of the tales...these 
unbridaled ocean gifts 
smashing against the rocks
and found deep in the white and black sands 
of beaches I have laid apon 

These... the oils of Solomon that drip like mir from lovers hands
those that touch and those that are forced to say goodbye

Here, find them here, in your breads and oils
Taste the memory of what it is, what it was, to love

Find it there, just there, in that flash of purity 
as the oyster hits the back of your throat
There... yes, there 
when the wasabi flings open your passageways 
and you breathe for the first time in your life

Here, yes, here I am 
in all of these 
as you will always be for me
hidden in tree moss
beneath enormous boulders so strong and large I find I must believe
in miracles 
in the wind that catches in my sail
in you and perhaps 
in time- even in me.

Do You Like it Raw?

So how do you like your sushi
just sashimi on a plate?

or do you prefer it wrapped in nori?
decorated with microgreens and eggs?

And is there wasabi?
that heat to the tongue?
just a dash or a dab?
Does it make your nose run?

Do you dip in soy?
or is it the modern aminos?
without that salty it seems a bit drab....

Do you like your fish as an appetizer to your meal
or can it be the main course?

Do you want a bit of surf and turf
alternating between beef and fish
culinary exertion almost unreal?

Start with seaweed salad, edamame or just some simple hot green tea?

And is it chopsticks or handrolls?
or do you eat with your hands?
Are there other accompanying tricks?

I long to hear of your distinguishing traits
as you tempt me with your stories and wit

So tell me your tales of sushi
and I will tell you mine

And then perhaps we shall have some saki 
and find another way to pass the time

- Do you like it raw?  - Artimus (C) Susan Manley 6/15/2024 2:48PM

Yeah... I am a bit salty today

Consistency Is Death

Redundancy, & Consistency; a slow death.
Seeping into the spine, deteriorating the bones.
Curve balls exist for a reason.
The vast roads that wind, different ways.
Paving the path for a scenic route, away from the drudge.
Wasabi for the palette; changing the senses for a new tasteful delight.
Cuddling with a new cashmere blanket, feeling safe, cozy, and relaxed. 
Jumping out of bed for the next adventure under the vast constellations.
Soaking up the rays on a river rafting tour.
Monotony, Redundancy, Consistency kills the soul.
Individuals say this on their last breath.
Creating a bucket list, of time lost, adventures to come.
Breaking away from the norm, dancing, singing, kissing in that rainstorm.

Premium Member levels of it

stubbed toe / during a broken heart—
you said pain is pain, offered to kiss both.

we nursed the plot of a favorite episode,
argued over what constituted foreshadowing.

talking to you about the view was mostly talking to myself;
you liked cliffs, I liked what they overlooked.

on vacation with the lube,
you forgot to pack anything else.
we ate wasabi from the tube like astronauts.

being vegan, you protested animal rights
while wearing leather—not ironically.
I said nothing, ate a pork bun in your honor.

alive with wanting, horny as new hormones,
we ordered room service, slept instead,
called that a success.

our fifties came early—
you there before me, always a decade ahead
in age, on trends, with grief.

neither of us knowing we’d need 
a language for this back then.

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