Recipe :
broken hand
mill gris
sound of ball bearings catching
sleepwalking murderer
Mix thoroughly :
until smooth
poster paint
smell of egg
pours like density
Bake at 350° :
until a knife comes clean
golden like waves
sizzle
then
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Showing posts with label baking. Show all posts
28 February 2017
23 January 2017
Poem-A-Day #329 : [Cornmeal on the hands - a burn - a polish -]
[Cornmeal on the hands - a burn - a polish -]
Cornmeal on the hands - a burn - a polish -
that becomes the glue sealing the broken ceramic bowl -
that lived on grandmas shelf -
It is like a gymnast at the double bars -
this bread making - it is an act for the cameras - will be scored -
Perhaps the fingerprints will vanish in it -
give way to rising and lowering tides - it would fit -
a buttered flesh for a buttered flesh -
Cornmeal on the hands - a burn - a polish -
that becomes the glue sealing the broken ceramic bowl -
that lived on grandmas shelf -
It is like a gymnast at the double bars -
this bread making - it is an act for the cameras - will be scored -
Perhaps the fingerprints will vanish in it -
give way to rising and lowering tides - it would fit -
a buttered flesh for a buttered flesh -
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21 December 2016
Poem-A-Day #296 : Baking
Baking
Small ring encased in egg whites
and those silver ball bearings
that pop in your mouth
Leave the butter in the sun
Collect sprinkles like change
There are bottles of anise and violet
and bergamot
they are interchangeable
A sense that none of this really matters
that Christmas is inside the oven
That heads can rest on racks
A grandmother made these
even invented them
this has all happened before
Small ring encased in egg whites
and those silver ball bearings
that pop in your mouth
Leave the butter in the sun
Collect sprinkles like change
There are bottles of anise and violet
and bergamot
they are interchangeable
A sense that none of this really matters
that Christmas is inside the oven
That heads can rest on racks
A grandmother made these
even invented them
this has all happened before
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December,
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