Short Hazelnut Poems

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Hazelnut Coffee -Lune-

The scent still lingers In the air Such wonderful taste. Copyright © Cynthia Jones Jan.12/2006
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Natural Beauty

Milk and honey,
sun-kissed and tangled,
spill into a river made of silk -
it clings to the sway of her hips.
Hazelnut, are the eyes, stalking.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring

Early morning
Sunshine on deck chair
The taste of hazelnut coffee
Canaries songs fill the air
Peaceful contentment
As breeze ruffles hair.

Premium Member Nearly Perfect

Hazelnut coffee, Barefoot on the patio, Classic rock playing. My life is nearly perfect But I still haven't found you.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member E-Juices

She says this vape tastes more like coconuts and chemicals.
I personally found it to taste like fruit from the tropicals.
Now the hazelnut vape stick is part of my personals.
Form: Sijo


Premium Member Cafe' Dream

Vanilla, hazelnut cream
Perfect hot or icy cold
Sugary sweet bitterness
Or maybe just expresso
Floating in a river swirl
A smile glistens on your lips
The perfect cure for ‘sleepy’

Angel of Atlantis

jagged heart hidden
behind hazelnut stone
wicked riddles rolling
inside angelic lips,
petite powerful tongue

connect our souls
my milian, mermaid
princesses don’t belong
under water forever;
even angels rebel
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Life

Latin meaning bird, Hebrew meaning Life
It's words also novel 
French meaning little bird, hazelnut
Echos expressed received  loud siblings interpretation 
1/7/2020

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Indigo Poetry






                   The coffee pot boils
                   Fragrant hazelnut delight
                   Moonlit poems are born


      

                      March 9, 2020
                       8:30 pm PST


Form: Haiku

Premium Member Gift of Hazelnut

I am sure they thought they were doing something wonderful.
Putting hazelnut coffee into my mailbox with a bow.
It is no one who knows me.
Because I am deathly allergic to hazelnut.

Or it is someone who knows me
But does not like me very well.

Essence

Somewhere on the table,
Kept the taste,
Chocolate, cherry and hazelnut.
The cup..., the wine.
Looked at; fate.
Vanished, the bouquet; the wind.
Thought flees away.
Diving in textures, and tongues.
Sweet breath of the Gods.
Soft touch of the lips.
Liquids and dreams.

Premium Member Welcome

Sparrows on the hazelnut trees in bloom welcome spring. A pleasure to follow the small brook that weaves through the trees. A little farther, hidden, the pale cottage where lives the witch who transforms the curious explorers into toads.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member PIERRE, TRES PETIT

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Pierre, a très petit French squirrel with savoir-faire Dreamt of chocolat sauces beyond compare. He shouted, Sacrebleu! “This chocolat hazelnut fondue Needs more je ne sais quoi, I do declare!"
Form: Limerick

Haiku

stumbling rocks
on the snow
a goat's step

a running drop
from leaf to leaf
the valley mist

the spotted lake
shimmers its waters
a rainbow curves

buried in white
a fake flower
the tombstone

a lightning strike
the weeping willow
dries its tears

the squirrel leaps
on a tall tree
hazelnut treasures
© Barb Gar  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Cast and Crew of Heaven

In the cast and crew of heaven
Where the curtain never falls
You are a beautiful actress
Doomed to dance forever

Your hair, now long and brown,
Shimmers around your shoulders
Your eyes, dark hazelnut,
Show echoes of a past you don't remember

Your hands, they reach
For the faces of those living 
Your smile, unfaltering 
Only remembered by a few
Form: Elegy

The Abandonment of Writing

There is no money in it. I am told in the office of my advisor, 
In a small basement room hidden under books,
Smelling of hazelnut coffee, stale cigarettes. 
It has been weeks since I indulged in either
Sneaking a warm sip from my mother’s cup,
A wonderful drag from my sister’s Marlboro.
The growth in my abdomen has come with sacrifice
And now yet another.

Sweet Salvation

You ooze
Like the macaroon middles
You so delicately designed
Your hazelnut centre
Crushed
Encased by something slightly more than air
Jaws biting down
Of those around you
All those hours
Gone
In a single swallow
Empty plate gratification
Sweet salvation
For a macaroon moment
Gone from now
As you lie in bed
Eating your cake
The others made
Not nearly as tenderly
It never tastes as good alone
© Simmy Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

5 Senses

sight

5-6-6

lake ontario
as the warm orange sun
sets on a clear evening

smell

6-2-6

fresh hazelnut coffee
brewing 
late, one autumn morning

touch

4-10-3

soft fingertips
gently massaging the bottom of your
naked foot

hearing

7-2-7

the length of a sharp knife blade
being
dragged slowly down a chalk board

taste

9-2-3

a leaf of maple sugar candy
melting
on your tongue

Printoquinous

Honey Balsamic Vinager
With lard braised porchettee topped
Rabbit with
Pareseam potato croquettes
Glazed carrots
and a onion cucumber salad
Fresh yeast rolls
and a choose of wine
Hazelnut and white chocolate mousse
With strawberries ,vanilla cake and
Whipped cream.


Roast squash
Roasted ostrich
Or goat
Creamy brown sauce
And potatoes
Broccoli and swiss cheese with bacon
Butterscotch eclairs
And expresso

Elegance and romance
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Frangelico

There is a hazelnut-flavored liquor named "Frangelico" It's named after a hermit monk who lived long ago. This twenty percent alcohol spirit comes from Italy. All over the world, it has gained popularity. The liquor's brown bottle resembles a Franciscan friar. Sip it straight up, or in any mixed drink you desire. After you buy it for the first time in any liquor store, chances are, when it's gone, you will buy some more.
Form: Rhyme

Hardest Days

Hardest days that I came over
Are no more here to break me silver 
I was blind for some useless reason  
And It couldn't yet found for what the motion
  
I took you beyond,Over the vision 
And now I'm here,without the notion 
Burning sun found some water 
Water just gone, regreting slaughter

Poeple said "It happens for a reason" 
But now I swear, It happend for caution 
No one is perfect, even my girl 
She just threw me down like a hazelnut whirl

Premium Member DESTINY

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The cracked acorn gleams in Simon’s paws~ not prophecy, just refraction through last week’s stolen garden ornament. He squints at blurry futures: pecan groves drowned in floods, three-legged dogs chasing slower squirrels, a blizzard hidding every buried nut. Disaster! Simon panics, scrambles up bark, forgets the vision, spots a hazelnut. Destiny tastes better salted.

Premium Member Caffeine - the Pleiades

~Caffeine~
(Pleiades)


Caffeine is in my whole body 
Coffee I can't live without it,it's my morning fix
Can drink sometimes 2 to 4 cups of black coffee each day
Cup cakes and coffee cakes are so delicious too 
Crunch crunch I even eat all the crumbs
Cold coffee in a hot summer day is just yummy! yummy!
Contented I sit enjoying my second cup of hot coffee with hazelnut cream.



Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000 
copyright@2011



October.11.2015
Form: Pleiades

The Yachts

Moored in Portofino
Are a bunch of gleaming yachts,
Reminding us that they're the haves
And we're the poor have-nots.

Their owners shop in high-class shops
And dine among their peers
While tourists come by boat or bus
To buy some souvenirs.

With prices slightly higher here,
Gelato still tastes fine.
Both caramel and hazelnut
Filled up a cone of mine.

At leaving time I'll board the bus
And bid the yachts farewell,
Returning to my hotel room
Where normal people dwell.
Form: Rhyme

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