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Silver Spoon

Sweet Delights

By Paul DouglasPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
Silver Spoon
Photo by Matt Seymour on Unsplash

I wish I had been born with a silver spoon

A dessert spoon to be precise

With which to eat the sweet delights

My taste buds to entice.

***

Trifles, cakes, buns and custards

Throughout my life, I’ve forever lusted

Carts of tarts, apple pies and mounds of juicy dates

Seeing desserts laid before me, I can’t help but salivate.

***

My silver spoon takes a dive

Into lakes of toffee sauce

Takes twirls around peaks of whipped ice cream

And Scoops up the sprinkles in which it all is tossed.

***

Then on to chocolate cake with Chantilly cream

And ice cream on the side

The lamplight glints off my silver spoon

As it takes another dive.

***

But alas, I awake covered in drool

My pillow soaking wet

The silver spoon was just the moon

I sigh with faint regret.

***

My pillow, oh my pillow,

The marshmallow I munched to pieces

Now lies strewn over my poor bed

The feathers from the geese’s.

performance poetry

About the Creator

Paul Douglas

I have always loved to write, especially poems and short stories. I also have an abiding love for technology and gaming. I love to share my outlook with others.

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