Short Oregano Poems
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Black-eyed peas and jasmine rice
Jerk chicken flavored
with cinamon spice and flakes
Oregano blend
End this meal with a
tall Rum punch
Yum!
Corn coated wagon wheels green;
Singing in oil bath.
Marjoram, thyme, basil and
Oregano dust
Flavor explosion;
Miracle
Bites!
Peeled eggplant coins dipped in egg
Batter, well seasoned;
Thyme, basil, salt and a dash
Of oregano;
Sesame oil, fried,
On rice bed,
Wow!
Three cheese and spinach stuffed shells
Tomatoes all diced
Sliced Portobello’s on top
Parsley and basil
Oregano and sauce
True palate
Lust…
Herb
In glass
Window sill
Oregano
Spice
Dead
Crackled
Brown curled leaves
Completely dry
Passed
Sick
Woman
In the home
Can not water
Green
Warm melting mozzarella
Layered rich salami
Sprinkled with juicy olives
On tomato bed
Fresh oregano
Soft white bread
Yum
27/04/2011
For Gwendolen’s fast food epuleaeryu contest
Down where the oregano is blossoming bright
The roses have grown quiet in their delight
Daylilies are shooting up spikes with buds
I truly long for sweet love, as I swirl the soapsuds
My blue terraced pot is alive this year,
Growing basil, chives, oregano and sage.
It sits on my patio in the filtered sun,
Ready for creative culinary inspiration......
Maybe after I finish this glass of wine.
Apples.. beetles.. caterpillars..
daisies everywhere..
fertile ground.. hollyhocks..
Ivy jumbled kegs..
leafy mint.. nematodes..
oregano..peas..
quiet rest sunsets.. tomatoes under vines..
wheelbarrows.. xanadu yearning zeal!
dead oregano
still in glass on window sill....
butterflies outside
I think in England it is pronounced as: or re gon o
In the area of America where I live we pronounce it: O/reg/ga/ no with a short a sound.
Virgin Oil encased
Oregano, Basil & Thyme
Fragrance ascend
Blond strands flyway
Garlic Shards dancing
Swim in the wind
Pulsing Beef Stake
Red River Flowing
Seeds flooding
Tightly-wadded
Expertly wound
Wasp-hive
Atop her head
Angel hair pasta
Rosemary Thyme fell in love with
a spicy character who was Sweet Basil.
Her parents didn't Extractly like him,
because he Peppered them with Salty
words. So they would meet secretly.
One day however, she Cinnamon Cumin.
Her Poppyseed her, Anise he mad!!
To keep them apart, he put her on
the overland Sage bound for Oregano.
skies partly cloudy
rain sometimes, lightning, june’s sog….
bee balm’s blooms explode
old fashioned canas
called bird of paradise blooms….
lemon daylilies
fern laced fennel’s gold
begins to show towering highs….
oregano blooms
rain lilies’ blossoms
multiply from two days’ rain….
pink gladiolus dream
three more
three more ingredients
to add to my soup
my wife
always said
three
father
son and
holy ghost
but that
was for
marinara
today
it's cold
and so a bowl
of hot
soup
will do
in
my stack
of stock
i have
beans peppers lentels onion garlic to start with
but then tomatoes basil oregano bay leaves but
don't leave
out the
butter
Form:
Peppered passions poetic pistachios
Onions fashioned like sonnets season soul
Eggs elevated eccentric embraces
Timeless haiku like wonton soup with sages
Racing red romantic bean ballard
Yellow limericks of potato salad
Salty somber sayings sweetly sly tribute
Oregano onomatopoeia monotone lines of truth
Universal utterances of sensual Senryu
Paprika topping the cheesy poetry soup
Mnt and sage
Refreshing infusions through the age,
Rosemary an evergreen
Chive th smallest onion see;
Basil for ice cream & sweets
Fresh Majoram for that special treat;
Bay leaves heighten any stew
Coriander for curry too!
Oregano in tomato rescipes
Lemon balm annoints the breeze;
No wood above the ground
In these plants can be found;
Neither a shrub ,nor tree
In our gardens ,growing free.
"In A Pinch Ravioli Sauce"(3-20-08)
1can ~ Campbell's cream of celery (10oz)
1can ~ Western Family Tomato sauce (8oz)
how long to cook on can
PS. ~ add other HERBS AND SPICES to _Taste or Not at all_
*~ Celery Salt
*~ Basil leaves
*~ Garlic Powder
*~ Black Pepper
*~ Sea Salt
*~ Oregano
*~ Olive Oil
good with Raviolis
good with Pizza
good with Sandwiches
aka:lyricvixen
Form:
Well, It Ought to Be A Marathon, that Brings Me
Up to Speed!
A Bumping and a Running, Kind of Gliding that's
The Key.
My Luck is all the Better if I Check, and you do See.
Save a Meal, Save a Meal for Me!
Don't Forget the Oregano, Though I've Got A Ways to
Go, All the Something Extra I will Need.
Been a Bumping and A Gliding On this Marathon
Reminding,
Your God's Special Flavor Born to Me!
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!
ELYSIAN
Glittering like d sun,
Sight blue like d moon,
Enamels pure as diamond,
Smile resembling snow.
Filled with aura of confidence,
Soo quixotic as u are,
With ochres adorning ur soul,
Oregano blows 2ru ur paths.
Soft hearted,
But strong in spirit,
Never to quit and always challenging,
Hopin 2 get evry desire.
Stylish in fashion,
Always moving with trend,
Blazing d commentaries,
With tenderly look.
You are
Truly
Phosphorescent.
I was in pain, but I have ignored it
Feeling excited on this fresh new virgin day.
I could use my eyes and draw out a canvas
study a tree, watch butterflies, enjoy that puffy cloud.
I could use my voice
Say hello to a stranger
Make elaborate wolf howls
I could use my nose
Smell the meatballs cooking
Enjoy the whiff of oregano
follow the fragrance of parmesan
or I could sit here
loving the day
enjoying the patio of this Italian restaurant
not caring that I cannot whistle
The French expression is exquisite,
fat succulent globes glowing darkly,
but if you're looking for length look
to the East, although they lack girth.
Yet the Greeks do it best
sleek glossy orbs, rubbed with
olive oil then laid in their bed and
immersed in an effusion of
ripe succulent Roma slowly
simmered with garlic, oregano
and perhaps a few chilies, if you like it
hot and then covered with a thick
white sauce béchamel and lasciviously
savoured with a mature rich red.