In the soup,
I find a poem.
Who put it there?
A little gnome?
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on May 17, 2004
I'll take that bowl if you don't mind, karla. I thoroughly enjoyed this recipie for poetic success.
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on May 17, 2004
Karla dear, it's always a pleasure to dine at your table; for your serve the most wonderful 'soul' food - actually for the soul and not the stomach; unless our soul does indeed have a stomach and I doubt that. Love you and your poetry dear Lady. Hugs xxo Bill Murray
Thank You Karla! I may need all the energy I can get by the time I finish my series. It seems to be draining, to say the least.
Without writes like this one..I'd never make it through!
Loved the aroma of this one! Lisa
Me, me, Karla!! :) Great metaphoric write for that intense creative process that boils the mind down to the words we poets use in the final serving of our precious recipes.
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God Bless
Michelle~
I will have a bowl!
Excellent poem!
very enjoyable as I eat my cornbread and drink some buttermilk
Have a great week
Tommy
Just a beautiful piece, excellently penned!
Hugs
Love, Sheila
I find a poem.
Who put it there?
A little gnome?
Without writes like this one..I'd never make it through!
Loved the aroma of this one! Lisa
"the
boiling
hot liquid of thought"
Great job.
Very enjoyable read.
Love your friend in England...
Beautifully simmered Karla!
enjoyed this much karla...hugs..floria
Tasty!!
Love Tinka
Erin
Delicious recipe; love the combination of words and recipe! Very cleverly done; enjoyed!~
(((HUGS))) and much love, your (hungry) twin, Karen Lynn. :D
I never get enough! Love from Texas: Denise