dash
Yum!
eating
              cake
 
The day she sucked sage butter from her finger,
The hour she gulped her brimming goblet dry,
The minute he saw glinting green eyes linger 
On kirsch-soaked cherries oozing from that pie,
He knew her appetite was huge and healthy. 
She lapped up all life tossed upon her plate. 
He reveled in this banqueter, so wealthy 
In all the traits that mattered on a date.
At Botticelli’s Bistro over gateau

He marveled at this feasting sorceress.
He ogled with an effervescent gusto.
She gobbled with a gastronome’s finesse…
 
This breathless bout of mastication led 
To peachy years of breakfasting in bed. 

Susan Jarvis Bryant
 


If you have any thoughts on this poem, Susan Jarvis Bryant would be pleased to hear them.


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