Scalloped Poems - Poems about Scalloped

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 into my black Dutch Oven Four hundred twenty-five degrees, twice boiling Every...

Continue reading...

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 the surrounding To appreciate the nature beauty To be grateful to...

Continue reading...

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...

Continue reading...

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 grey silence inside Beyond it the sky of darkness enfolding Bringing with...

Continue reading...

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 pool high on the rock God designed you to just be To...

Continue reading...