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Too Tasty for Words
by Phyllis Jean Green → (All Poetry by Phyllis Jean Green)
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'My name is Phyllis, and I will be your
server.'

E n j o y :)

_


Butterscotch. . .icebox pie. . .fudge ripple!
All tempt to wax poetic, but one is too full.
But words?   Words are. . .ahhhhhhh.   Roll
A syllable around in the mouth, then another
And another.  Feel the tingle, revel in blended
flavors devilishly rich.   S lo-o-o-o-owly let them
Make a kiddie slide of one’s throat.  So easy
On the stomach, after.  Eat all we want, not
Get queasy.  Okay, once.  No calories, say. 
Sweet yet most avoid being saccharine.  Yum.

Here’s a little sample to chew on:

Whisper, zither, limpid, clandestine, moon,
Lamplight.   Cozy, cranny, alcove, secret, love-
Lorn.  Flounder, bounce, ascend, pirouette. 
Loon,  horizon, ozone,  iridesce.  Haunt, shiver,
Skeletal, aghast.  Inlet, freshet, tadpole, bubble,
Gurgle, skate.   Butterfly, caterpillar, cerulean,
Vivid, sun-drenched.  Luminous, incandescent,
Azalea, amaryllis, fragile.  Shallows, depths,
Mariner, rhinestone, glow, shine.  Fizzle, litter,
Literal, panic, pandemonium, polemic.   Fling, 
Abandon, embrace.  Abacus, ziggurat, ancient,
Astrological, astronomical.  Icicle, snowflake,
Ermine, onyx, chiaroscuro, dove, shade.   Couple, 
Fantastical, fabulous, fleeting, besotted, languid,
Lackadaisical.  Freezing, frigid, froze.  Clings,
Grates, clung, clang, clash.  Luscious, salacious,
Scrumptious, orgasmic, delicious, silent, boom.
Sugar, honey, sweetheart, babe.  Fly-by-night,
Will-o’the-wisp, nowhere, nohow, nada, zilch,
Zed, cancel, shred, file, toss, forget.

So many thoughts and feelings that so many words
Cannot express.  No matter how many syllables
Samba.  Only a poet would be fool enough to try.

 

 

             (c)  Phyllis Jean Green,  2010


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 Reviews of "Too Tasty for Words"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on November 2, 2010
That is some treat, Pea. Thank you for sharing it. Love and best wishes,

Regis

Reviewed by Barbara Henry
Reviewed on November 2, 2010
Beautiful, beautiful, and so very delicious!
Your efforts to cajole words into making us smack our lips for more were successful indeed!
To your success~ Barbara Henry

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on November 2, 2010
Quite the banquet, Pea. Enjoyed dancing with the star despite my dangling participle. Patrick

Reviewed by Gene Williamson
Reviewed on November 1, 2010
Please, Phyllis, may I have another helping of words
as only you can dish them out? Thanks. -gene.

Reviewed by Amor Sabor
Reviewed on November 1, 2010
It seems your plate is full...is it not? Well done Sweet Pea

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on October 31, 2010
a plethora of words, ideas and sentiments i found as quite a poetic synaptic stimulation ..

Reviewed by neerja gandhi (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2010
oooo...many ..am a reader, i enjoy...

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on October 30, 2010
I am at a loss for words. So lost, I almost forgot the yummy.

Ron

Reviewed by Carole Mathys
Reviewed on October 29, 2010
Quite a feast you offer us,Pea...love it all!

Carole~

Reviewed on October 28, 2010
OH my word, (((Pea))). I can't get enough of your delicious-ness! THIS is why I adore you -- your sumptuous, fully satisfying (and not fattening, n a t u r a l l y sweet goodness!) words. Thank you -- may I please have another? And another? Brilliant, beautiful -- I've run out of words --

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Susan Smith
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
Very rich... And certainly a good dose of such words will cure wrieter's block.

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
Pea,
Just great!

John

Reviewed by Jon Willey
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
Why have you been keeping this work from us Phyllis? Of course being a fool is a prerequisite of being a poet. Is it not? Syllable soup and semantic soufflé were intended for each other. Don't you think? Iridesce, iridesce, irides? Love and peace to you my dear friend. Jon Michael

Reviewed by Sheila Roy
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
Yeah, love the ending on this poem, Phyllis. So many images you conjured here! Nicely penned. Hugs,
Sheila

Reviewed by TONY NERONE
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
I do not know what I am more hungary for your kisses, or your food. Excellent writing!


GOD BLESS YOU
TONY

Reviewed by pat medlin
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
fun one!

Reviewed on October 27, 2010
Beautiful words are everywhere
as they are here too
and I will join you to feast upon them
with a ravenous appetitie
an unending buffet!!
even in darkness
there are beautifukl words
especially creating some of our very own
is a nice appetizer

Thanks for the Great Service Den Sis
Vickie

Reviewed by Susan Sonnen
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
I'm crazy about this one! :D

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
love it!


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