The British Pantry

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Seduced by your charms so easily
Following your every movement
A cobra captivated by your music
Hypnotized by lilting sway
And HP sauce.

Remembering cold rainy days
When all that mattered was dry clothes
A good fire blazing in the hearth
Maybe a little TV
Steak and kidney pudding
And Bisto gravy.

Afternoon tea with in-laws
Conversation about the match
The Ks might win this year
Get the F A Cup once more
Celebrating up and down
The streets running thick
Like buttered crumpets.

God I love you so
Insanely, utterly
Without doubt
Not a question
From the first
Unshakeable
Needing you like
Pie needs custard.

Jammy Dodgers
Custard Creams,
Nice, Digestives,
Rich tea, buttered and plain,
Biscuits all, sweet and perfect
Like you, my weakness
Dipped into the cup
Freshly poured and stirred
The tea that is my soul.


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CleardaynowCleardaynowover 10 years ago
So nice

So nice to see a fresh take on a love poem - avoiding trite cliche.

Lovely picture.

The evil in me (which cannot be denied) wants to whisper "Hovis Ad"

ishtatishtatover 10 years ago
!

Excellent. One could quibble about the odd word here and there but the atmospherics are excellent. Nostalgic but unsentimental. However, I think the poem is strong enough that the last line could be dropped altogether. To me the whole poem has already made that point - but I'm probably wrong. 5.

Maria2394Maria2394over 10 years ago
I must agree with Harry!

and that is very high praise, being as good as bacon! You have lovely metaphors, comparisons, you wove them together thoughtfully and without boring, overused words. Totally enjoyable, good work :)

HarryHillHarryHillover 10 years ago
Oh hell yeah

almost as good as a bacon sandwich

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