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Cooking up a Storm

Cooking up a Storm

 

The pot is warm, brimming with love.
The moon is high shining brightly above.
Our love is a delicious meal,
to be savoured and eaten with zeal.

 

The ingredients too many to list,
a touch of lust to give the odd twist.
Each course adding to the fun,
now that the night has just begun.

 

Our table is laid out for a feast,
four courses at the very least.
The touch of your fingertips on my arm.
I never could resist your charm.

 

Transported by our passion,
a love never going out of fashion.
A meal for two consumed with joy,
emotions not played with like a toy.

 

The table now laid to waste,
tracings of a smile play on your face.
The pot empty but still warm,
after all we did cook up a storm.

 

© 2018 Taylor Crowshaw

 

 

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Hugh

Sun 26th Aug 2018 22:00

The food was good ,the play was great,
You had a good time with your mate.

Well done

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Taylor Crowshaw

Sun 26th Aug 2018 21:53

Thank you all for your ongoing support. It means so much...?

Big Sal

Sun 26th Aug 2018 18:18

That last stanza is the icing on the cake. Way to go for another one! Gotta keep up so I can keep guessing which ones are going to be published next. . .?

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M.C. Newberry

Sun 26th Aug 2018 17:38

Tasty. Or as any might like to think:
Me n' u = the menu?

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jennifer Malden

Sat 25th Aug 2018 18:24

Great writing - always liked the combination of sex and good food.

Jennifer

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Sat 25th Aug 2018 11:18

all the right ingredients needed to dish up a very delectable poem.


nice one hun!




Rose ?

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Becky Who

Sat 25th Aug 2018 09:24

What a romantic recipe!

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Don Matthews

Sat 25th Aug 2018 08:07

I really like this Taylor. A new way to look at cooking up a storm ?

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Sat 25th Aug 2018 08:02

Magnificent! ...and dessert?❤

<Deleted User> (18980)

Sat 25th Aug 2018 07:56

My God Taylor! What's for afters?

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