Written for: Friday Writings #63: What's Cooking? "I recently became aware of recipe poems. They can be literal instructions for food preparation, or they can be metaphors, about creating anything else you can think of – but they need to be structured to have some resemblance, however slight, to an actual recipe." "So this week’s optional prompt, for those who would like one, is exactly that: to write a recipe (whether literally for an actual meal, or metaphorically for anything else at all)." Blend 30 drops wit with 20 drops compassion. Mix until blended. Add a taste of music, a generous sprinkling of books, a dusting of ocean breeze, and 2 heaping cups of romance. Blend until smooth and silky. Voila! You have won my heart. https://poetsandstorytellersunited.blogspot.com/
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Oh love this
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Thanks, Marja!
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Oh yes, that’s a winning recipe for sure!
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Thanks, Rosemary!
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how many does this serve? 😉
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Perhaps just 2!
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Beautifully done. Funny how wit turns out to be such a key ingredient in what’s needed to win a heart.
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Thanks, Penelope!
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I am going to top your recipe with a dollop of whipped cream!
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Perfectly acceptable.
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Great recipe to win a heart !
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Thanks, Cressida!
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Wonderful! I remember writing a recipe involving my very young children, travelling form UK to Germany in 1970.
It was heartfelt, and probably recognisable to many young mothers travelling to join their husbands
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Thanks, 1gus1!
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