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Early draft poem, firmly tongue in cheek. Hope you like & love to hear your comments. |
| Back in our still ripening salad days Stale custom microwaving singletons Tastes moulded to youthful desire's gaze We'd slice and break apart tenderest heart To feed appetites consumed by beauty's glaze. But one mouth-wateringly fêted day Fate's chef served to plate us together Yet that delicious night you did not stay Deserted me to a heartburning night That no dessert spooned dreams could melt away. So when you asked 'neath mock-flock wallpaper If I liked your dress over madras, And sang Madonna's (a wineglass later) 'Poppadom Preach' at a giggling waiter That love just for you my heart would cater. |