Short Artichokes Poems
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Brocolli and bacon soup
parsley risotto
casserole of artichokes
cheese celeriac
beetroot cake & cream
parsnip wine
try !
Preparing stuffed artichokes
My mom's recipe
Breadcrumbs, garlic, salami
Stuff (ALL) the leaves
Steam them on low heat
Three-four hours
Eat!
The leaves refuse to give way.
I peel them one by one,
dragging my teeth across their edges,
slurping, tasting the work
required to get to a heart.
Stan was one of those insensitive blokes,
who gorged on Jerusalem artichokes,
when gas formed in his gut,
he thanked God for a butt...
now the entire USA gags and chokes.
Listen up people, gonna finally let you in
On my unfailing method of keeping trim
Starve all day long
Cept for dandelions from the lawn
In a yucky stew filled with artichokes to the brim
Listen up people, gonna finally let you in
On my unfailing method of keeping trim
Starve all day long
Cept for dandelions from the lawn
In a yucky stew filled with artichokes to the brim
Listen up people, gonna finally let you in
On my unfailing method of keeping trim
Starve all day long
Cept for dandelions from my lawn
In a yucky stew filled with artichokes to the brim
It's midnight again.
Thoughts of you follow me like the moon,
Light at my core,
A dream to undress by.
Clothes fall to the floor
like discarded leaves of artichokes.
My heart awake in beloved darkness, trembles.
When it comes to your happiness,
Debt is a terrible thing.
To owe and not be capable of paying
Creates a terrible heaviness in the heart.
It is wonderful to have the things you want,
But not at the expense of contracting
Excessive fear.
Being in debt is worse than artichokes o pizza.
WEED GARDEN
A swell of marigolds lustily pushing aside the earth
New baby oak trees shooting up from their acorns
Tall crowd of Jerusalem artichokes waving wildly behind the gate
Rose bay willow herb sweeping pink and blue banners to heaven
Lush and uncontrolled.
These are happy weeds.
“Let not your heart be troubled” is fine advice
For celery, artichokes, and very elusive mice,
But in today’s troubled world it will not suffice
For thinking people!
“Don’t Worry, Be Happy!” is a mantra superb
When all’s right with the world, it’s a good blurb,
But the situation right now causes much perturb
For thinking people!
written March 14, 2022
Meenie was clamoring against higher prices of milk
My Sullivan hit a clinker he was not of that ilk
Sullivan screeched a lot
My Meenie shot her bolt
And both in revolt ate turnips artichokes and silk
Meenie= my pet female cat
Sullivan=my pet simian ghost
"Holy is the heart that repent of sins faults
Righteous is the one that overcomes
Passions fly social butterfly
Hearts that float artichokes
Grimace pains dirty rain
Apocalyptic grounds remains
These are the ends of times
it's time to unwind
Remembering first we are not cursed
Why? Holy is the heart that repents sins faults, just saying"
Amen!
9/8/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Anybody is well fed
if they like vegetables that are red.
There are onions, tomatoes, beets, and kidney beans.
Don’t forget vegetables that are green.
They include peas, lettuce, green beans,
artichokes, zucchini, cabbage, and lima beans.
They are healthy things to eat at any scene.
We have to include vegetables that are yellow.
Let peppers, squash, and carrots grow.
With all of this bounty available,
we have plenty to eat at our table.
“This bitter, green fruit soaked in brine
is palatable, but I wish
to make the flavor more divine
by stuffing in some oily fish.”
“That thistle up there on the hill,
though spiny-sharp and armor-tough,
might prove to be delectable,
if it were just boiled enough.”
Who first made such discoveries?
Were they intended to be jokes –
the olives stuffed with anchovies
and boiled hearts of artichokes?
Though I think they are delicious,
their origins seem pernicious.
Yeasty with a cornmealed bottom
The sun-dried tomato's and sundried
Red bell peppers called me
The parmesaned and garlic crust
topped with olives, anchovies, and
Onions
the queint essential of elegance
refined by the knead of belonging
Bacon wrapped artichokes
With a hint of lemon
Mozzarella browned to create a
delicate longing of satisfaction.
Basil, oregano, and olive oil
Enough to tease. Just enough
to taunt. Pleasing and exciting
the palettes and taste buds!