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A dragon basks in my stew, scales glinting with heat
Steam curls, weaving tales of daring quests
Potatoes anchor islands, thickening the plot
Carrots float like tiny boats on a spicy sea
Pepper flames flicker, igniting bold flavours
Onions create layers of intrigue
Garlic breathes magic
Stew simmers bold.
Spoon stirs, dragon flares
Bubbles pop with mystery
Savoury secrets blend-
Courage takes a bite.
Spoon dips,
Bowl lifts.
Savour.
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- Published: January 14th, 2025 03:46
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As a child used to look at the soup and imagine things now I eat it to fast for pictures to form. Several metaphors here and yet the main plot seems litteral and delicious
I did too! Even had story boards to go along. But some soups go soggy and clumpy if left to cool downβ¦lol metaphor diving and mining β optional πππ»π
Structured poetry for me is a big task so we'll done, as for the imagery exceptional my friend. A fun read and what a way to promote stew π€£ π² try to make one with Guinness my friend. πΉ
Itβs like stretching and warm ups before sport or physical activity. And Guinness is an ingredient in drunk dragon stew! ππ»ππ»π
I have never been much of a soup fan...but stew...now you are talking. And, damn, if I had a dragon in my stew I would be playing as opposed to eating! LOL! Such a fun poem that warmed the cockles of my heart as surely as a bowl o' warm stew would warm and satiate my belly. Well done, friend! πβ€οΈ
Ha, yeah! Soup has to be made well to be palatable but stew on the other hand is hard to ruin, imo! Winter warmers are the best ππ»ππ»π
Exactly! π―
This poem reminds me very much how I had to encourage our Robbie as a three year old to eat his veg. We had to play games. Lots of them. Airplanes incoming. The spoon descending from a height with a full load and then a handclap when the cargo landed safely in a little open mouth. It worked a treat. Your stew looks delicious. Straight down the hatch. Yummy.
Fantastic work. Now, I'm hungry.
Excellent write
That was fun. I used to imagine stuff like this when I was a kid! Nothing like a rhyme to bring it back online.
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