Seasoning Poems - Poems about Seasoning

Dehydrate 10 steamer clams skin removed or skin on dehydrate 2 inch ginger root 1/4 inch turmeric root grind together and sit aside add 2 tablespoons of dried lemon zest 1 tablespoon cayenne pepper 1 tablespoon of white pepper 2 tablespoons of onion powder 2 tablespoons of garlic powder add 1/4 cup of cream cheese powder 3 Tablespoons of powder chicken bouillon 4 tablespoons of powdered conage 2...

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If tears don't run salty into the bowl of lentils of life, you don't know the seasoning of pain, It's just a breeze, a transient wind over your infinite fields of indifference. When you weep, tasting of all things, satiated with the world's profound murmur, You conceal an unknown yearning in your sob, and the salt crystallizes in...

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starry winter night missing her summer conversation softly wishing in vain moving on is like jumping off the high dive in a pool of poison ivy starry spring evening missing her winter conversation a sweet, gentle breeze whispers her name teasingly moving on is like jumping off the high dive in a pool of heavily concentrated acid starry summer night missing her spring conversation dehydration...

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We’re no strangers to perceptible sacrifice so, we’ve put all flavors of fun on ice. Einsteining overnight - alone - is about as exciting as a windows phone. But I’ve been-to-the-show as a pinckney, and in my years of parental-stalking analyses the juice is definitely worth the squeeze. Soon holiday parties will be made gold by candlelight and champagne cold. We’ll decorate with...

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Lyricvixen's Louisiana Boneless Fried Chicken Lyricvixen's Louisiana Boneless Fried Chicken 1.) 4 - 6 medium small = raw boneless chicken strips 2.) 1/2 cup = flour (used self-rising or any) 3.) 1/4 cup = Louisiana Seasoning, crispy fish fry (or the hot one) (small bowl) A.) cooking oil - I don't us a...

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Sugar brown, paprika dark, salt, coarse, garlic spark. Cayenne’s portion in our club? Spicy heat is best, dicey for our guest. Aye, there’s the rub! ————— For the Whats Cooking on the Grill This Summer? Poetry Contest Sponsored by M. L. Kiser Written on 06/03/2022...

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Thousands of students of decades Across the nation, Have loads of issues with grades And lack of motivation. A retention to learning, With parents calling And graduation rates falling. It's beginning to be so concerning, That teachers even notice, These kids aren't learning. The propositions the school has given, Halted the adults' beliefs they thought they knew. School psychologist’s are anything but driven, And their...

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Salting s e a s o n' s stew. Written 15 July 2021 In Just A Few Words 2 Poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May....

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Soft as gossamer, dew fresh, new, Primrose painted with life anew, Regeneration breathes in the earth, Indications of nature's new birth, Nascent and fragile, burgeoning life, Glows and grows like a pregnant wife. Sultry and sated, feted and frazzled, Under blue sky the parched earth dazzled, Midsummer madness and trips to the sea, Melancholy moments and Devon cream tea, Evenings of torpor, humid and hot, Radiant...

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Woke a clock, watch it drop, Gave the floor, a purpose for, Day to gaze, greenery phase, Sunshine raise, bloomed sprays, Lapped route through a calm beach, Sun nigh zenith's grasp for breach, I bunched up withered leaves, Facial pleasures that it achieves, Cast against the candles glow, Snaps a full day's engaging show, Journeyed me towards my keep, Bird to unfold, wake whilst asleep, Life's richness...

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If keen a goldfinch knits, loops and entwines through hawthorn, urgent instinct loosens free. It's bright with flash that crimson blaze enshrines; as summer scorches red, it could be me when lying prone on beach or under tree, in pensive mood when I gaze out to sea. If darkened lakes with troubled waves reflect a dying forest's lonely leafless tree; when...

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crows collecting twigs peppering the neighbourhood - ...

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Sorry, but ... I just don't understand at all, Why people want to rush the fall? Winter's coming, cold and rough, And fall will be here ... soon enough. The...

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Watermelon seed spitting, popsicle licking and locust humming songs; Summer scenes etched in dark crevices. Leave pile diving, pumpkin’s smiling, crackling fires with s’mores; Falling breathlessly, covering mistakes and guilt. Tongues catching snowflakes, sledding down slopes, hot chocolate parties; Frozen heart kiss to melt fears and fallacies. Tulips, May Day baskets, Barefoot puddle dances; Spring cleaning cobwebs, dusting off today....

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back at the Arab Spring and now a Wall Street Fall citizens of foundering faith just wanna change it all believing in a higher purpose is passing the way of the horse power to too few, or many, versus the prospect of anarchy, of course can an untouchable or a herder share with a CEO or Senator can a cashier and a shop helper turn from...

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