Patisserie Poems - Poems about Patisserie

...The Not so Glorious French Cuisine The French are fond of foods most Americans would freak out on, and they’re not bargains. Let’s start with the least freakish: rabbit (lapin) – farm rais......

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... Paris, paradigm of “je ne sais quoi “- Great Gallic mystery, almost a law. Evincing an essence, cannot say how - Shrug of a shoulder with lift of a brow. But stroll down a stre......

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... The story behind this poem The curiosity of many of my readers (many of them women) was excited in my previous poem ‘Passion in Black and White’ POTD 6 March. They wanted to know m......

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...My devious plot worked A beautiful woman talked to me! All because of my shirt! I might as well have been superman All decked out in Canadian Red If only I had anticipated........ If only m......

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...Patisserie Alice Roll of stratagem with a pinch of skullduggery That was the only thing I missed in this pâtisserie......

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...white & black these are some of its color.. square, sphere, heart shape and more.. bitter, sweet and bittersweet.. with nuts, almonds and mallows.. local up to a patisserie made.. they are all a......

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...I slowly cut a corner off my prize No cause to hurry, see I at this time To savor, such a treat sees no despise If one knows not this joy, that is a crime The layers compliment this god-like cream T......

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... =0= He came back to France Many years ago, to find his one true love To have his life with her once more the beautiful woman he'll forever adore He longs to be the one to call her, his......

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...Joie de Vivre - isn’t life sweet, especially when you add a treat like a delicious patisserie, crème glacée, éclairs, le pan de mie, chocolat, and le tarte aux fruits? Eat not just fib......

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.... In Cognac oh Cognac... my sweet little town in France Out I stepped for an evening stroll on the cobbled streets And there I ......

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..."when the Gods want to punish you, they answer your prayers" --line from the film "Out of Africa" She stopped, transfixed, a breathless butterfly pinned to a board......

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