Cooking Class
She said she’d teach me how to cook.
I thought I caught a sultry look
But told her “Sure that would be fine”-
“We’ll start,” she said, “with cooking wine.”
At least, that’s what she said it was-
I never question her because-
The ship she runs is very tight-
And not the only thing that night.
I got the glasses, got it poured-
Just what is it about her, Lord?
We made a toast and took some sips-
I guess I stared… those luscious lips.
She asked me what’s my favorite dish?
Say anything that I should wish…
Well…since she put it just like that-
I told her, “What I’m looking at.”
I’m sure that came as no surprise-
Her specialty is cooking guys-
But even though I’m known as sweet
I’m not afraid to take the heat.
We both had hunger, class dismissed-
The apron flew somewhere, we kissed-
I took the lead, I cooked with oil-
The temperature was set to broil.
John H. Bidwell
Your kitchen of romance!!
Exciting to read what was on your mind...Lady Vivian
Deborah
Delightful poetry that keeps you glued to the page to see what happens next.:)
Blessings,
~Linda
Anna
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Chanti Lace xoxoxo
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