Recipe of the day

mere silliness for the weekend and a one hundred percent result!

Ingredients

2 tablespoons bravado

2 tablespoons of oil

4 cups full of honey

simmering gently 

7 drops of vanilla

1/2 lure on a hook

3 chocolate sprinkles

a glance at a book

Directions?

Gently mix our first stanza

tho' slowly picking fruit

from our shimmering

passionately required

only and solely

heart-shaped you-me

Thus comes a vintage year

'gainst cushions divine

learning how patience

produces a tasteful

superbly found in

magnum of wine  

perfectly us!

Reviews

[Silmara McGarry]

Absolutely fantastic writing so imaginative and uplifting 💯💯💯It makes your readers do exactly that!!! 😃 Thanks God for your skilful writing 🌹
Beautiful reast my dearest poetess 🌃😘

[emmajoygreen]

Silmara, your reviews are a truly merry song. I love your words. Thank you - muchly! :)

[emmajoygreen]

Have muddled the plural and singular above. But, that doesn't matter between friends, does it!

[Silmara McGarry]

No it doesn't ☺️
You are most welcome darling 🤍

[emmajoygreen]

:) Happy Sunday and all others!

[Bhuyanshi Talukdar]

Your poem is a playful and whimsical celebration of the pleasures of cooking and relaxation. I love the way you describe the ingredients in such a creative and evocative way, from the "2 tablespoons of bravado" to the "4 cups full of honey heated to boil." The way you describe the "7 drops of vanilla" and the "3 chocolate sprinkles" is also particularly charming, as it captures the way that even the smallest details can add flavor and sweetness to our lives. I also love the way you describe the directions for mixing the ingredients, and the way that you encourage your readers to sit back and relax, enjoying a magnum of wine as they do so. Overall, I think your poem is a delightful and lighthearted tribute to the joys of cooking and relaxation, and it made me smile and feel happy.

[emmajoygreen]

To feel happy after a post like mine is a great thought and for which I sincerely thank you.

[Soyam]

That's a poetess ... you just changed a recipe into rhyming poem... and now I'm feeling hungry in midnight after reading this �™😅...

🙇🏻‍♀️ mouthwatering-ly crafted;)

[emmajoygreen]

We could have shared a midnight feast! Many t hank yous for such a smiley review, Soyam prabha. Stay well and happy!

[Beccy]

Light hearted and lovely, a perfect recipe and what a tasty dish to set before the King and Queen.

Beccy. X

[emmajoygreen]

Yes, yes and yes ! Think you and I just sipped a sip then - danced a sailor's hornpipe! Hope all's well
in your life, dear friend. Thick into a long and te dious typing job right now, but will reciprocate asap. Til then, please, take care and keep smiling that lovely smile!

[Pash]

Oh how lovely! Tender and sweet down to the final letter.

[emmajoygreen]

Hello, Pash, and MANY thanks for your kind review. Hope your world is being kind to you. Keep safe.. take care. Please.

[Lorry]

Is it cool enough to taste yet? Pweaasse! 😊
But weren't you meant to add some wine to it and not drink it all? 😊

[emmajoygreen]

Oops.. i was celebrating in advance of someone's change of scenery! Many thanks, Lorry. :)

[Lorry]

Ahh, then that explains it, hic! 😊

[emmajoygreen]

Laughing as ever when you call, sir!

[Ken Simm.]

Sometimes I wish I still imbibed. Although I would change the wine for a good 20 yr old single malt but it wouldn't rhyme as well. And a magnum of usca beatha is just silly. Isn't it?

[emmajoygreen]

I like single malt too but... can't afford the hangover!

[Ken Simm.]

A good single malt should not give any hangovers. If it does either stop drinking it or stop drinking too much. Smirk. But then what do I know. Born in a pub and doesn't drink?

[emmajoygreen]

I believe you, always have

[willweb]

The perfect recipe for the perfect evening with one you love. I need to buy this cookbook. : )

[emmajoygreen]

Of course.. smiling, will start writing it tonight!