Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

PREY FOR ME




I will feast on my prey.
It’s a pumpkin today.
Come tomorrow, I will search
for someone left in the lurch.
An old carcass for me
or a table set for tea.
PREY FOR THE DEAD By Susanne Leist

Sunday, November 27, 2016

A THANKSGIVING SPIN


A THANKSGIVING SPIN
Sweet and tasty it may be.
It does not come for free.
Life was given up
For this group to sup.
What are your holiday wishes?
And what could be the side dishes?
Some sliced fingers on a crystal plate
May satisfy your cravings of late.
Enjoy!


Sunday, October 19, 2014

FOOD FOR THE SOUL

FOOD FOR THE SOUL

violin


The bird sings in his cage.
Happy to be alive.
The musician plays his violin.
In perfect harmony with the bird.
Nature at its best.
Beauty in its simplicity.
Food for our minds and souls.

Saturday, September 20, 2014

EMPTY INSIDE?

contortionistic-nyctophiliac:
By Rhaevyn Hart

Do you feel empty inside?
Nothing to offer the world.
No words of wisdom to share.
No pretty pictures to paint.
No music to play.
This isn’t true.
Everyone has something to offer.
Whether it’s good food, fun and
laughter, or just love, we all have
something to give the world.
Let no one make you feel unimportant.
We all have important roles to play in life.
What is yours?

Friday, August 29, 2014

MEOW!



I know everything.
I know what you’re doing
and what you’re thinking.
Nothing surprises me anymore.
I know what to expect out of life.
All I need is food and a comfortable
place to sleep.
All else is unimportant.
Goodbye silly human.
I need my beauty sleep.
Meow!

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL

acrylicalchemy:
Midnight Dancer (Take Me Away)
Michael Carini | Acrylic on Panel | 60” x 48” | 2010
Life is beautiful.
The colors and patterns to be found.
Textures abound from soft to rock solid.
Sounds radiate through the air
from strands of music to soft cries.
The tastes to be experienced from
the different foods across the world.
If you take the time to see, hear, and taste,
the possibilities can be endless.

Thursday, July 24, 2014

REST FOR THE WEARY

timothyzero:
Imagine being an island all to yourself.
With your own grass and plants.
All alone with no one to bother you.
Able to sleep away the days and nights.
Floating in the middle of the water.
Alligators and crocodiles give you room.
A little rest for the weary.

Monday, April 28, 2014

THE DEAD GAME -- DAY 127



     When Linda spun back around, she noticed that Hank and his daughter had already disappeared. She could see them dancing in the middle of the dance floor. He must have led her away pretty quickly—most probably before Mike had a chance to ask any more questions. Hank definitely didn’t like being interrogated. She’d learned that earlier during her very unpleasant encounter with him at his shop.
     While Linda watched the perfect guests dance and mingle, she realized that the party seemed to have a dire purpose behind it. There was much more going on behind the scenes than what appeared on the surface. There was a grave seriousness behind all the gaiety.
     She noticed an exchange of pointed looks pass between Sam and Todd. Todd responded by pulling her against his side, announcing out loud to their companions, “We are going to dance. Have fun! See you later!”
     She didn’t want to be used as a pawn in Todd’s new game. As she tried to ease away from his strong hold on her, his grip became even tighter. He led her around the dance floor, dancing past Sam, who was also leading Shana through the eerie statues and the circling dancers.
     “Maybe I don’t want to dance,” she said, stomping on his toes with the high heel of her shoe. Todd’s only response was to continue dancing and twirling her—as if he hadn’t felt the hard jab from her sharp heel. She eyed him, wondering if he ever got hurt. She sensuously slid her hand up his arm, which seemed to tremble slightly from her touch. Her hand continued to travel up to his neck, touching his soft skin, until he grabbed her hand to move it away from his body. Her eyes slowly met his. His eyes, appearing darker than usual, were smoldering with emotion and maybe even desire. He brought her hand to his mouth and kissed her wrist very gently, causing it to tingle and throb. On the other hand, he might be human after all.
     She glanced up into his pensive face as he turned to check out the room. His attention was now riveted on the other dancers, ignoring her again. She couldn’t hold his attention for more than a brief minute. How he could be immune to her, when she felt like she was being held both physically and mentally by him? She never could escape from his intense stare; even in her dreams she visualized his dark eyes boring holes deep into her soul.
     Todd broke into her gloomy thoughts. “It’s a dance. Of course you want to dance.” He drew her against his hard body. She felt hypnotized by the smell of his cologne and the feel of his strong arm holding her against him. She ran her hands across his muscular back and into his dark hair. Todd looked deep into her eyes and brought her under his spell. She felt herself losing herself to him. Oh no! Not again! Abruptly snapping back to reality, she told herself that she couldn’t lose control.
     “I don’t want to dance with you!” she said, pulling away from him.
     “Of course you do. I can read your mind; I know what goes on in there,” he said, playfully tapping her forehead with his finger, bringing her back into his arms.
     Todd’s reply made her nervous: she hoped that he really couldn’t read her mind; she also hoped that he wasn’t using her for some nefarious purpose. What had he seen right before he’d dragged her onto the dance floor?  She searched the room, but didn’t notice anything unusual.

Thursday, December 26, 2013

WHAT'S UP?


red-lipstick:

Marco Mazzoni (b. 1982, Tortona, Italy) - The Chemical Squirrel, 2013       Drawings: Colored Pencils, Pen on Moleskine

INTERESTING PICTURE.
IS THERE A FISH IN THE SQUIRREL’S TAIL?
I CAN’T FIGURE IT OUT.
red-lipstick:
Marco Mazzoni (b. 1982, Tortona, Italy) - The Chemical Squirrel, 2013       Drawings: Colored Pencils, Pen on Moleskine
INTERESTING PICTURE.
IS THERE A FISH IN THE SQUIRREL’S TAIL?
I CAN’T FIGURE IT OUT.

HUNGRY!

Hmmm!
Hungry!
You are looking very tasty…
Hmmm!
Hungry!
You are looking very tasty…