Carmel

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We had pancakes on Saturday morning
with boysenberry syrup
and butter made
from tigers

But that was long, long ago
and far, far away
or yesterday
in Carmel

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theognistheognisover 11 years agoAuthor
annaswirls

A belated thank you.

theognistheognisover 11 years agoAuthor
Yes, Tazz

It was that Carmel.

tazz317tazz317over 11 years ago
CARMEL BY THE SEA

where the mountains greet sandy beaches, TK U MLJ LV NV

annaswirlsannaswirlsabout 13 years ago
okay now this

okay this is simply brilliant. I love when well known but yet not overused references are pulled into every day.

Butter made from tigers

is a phrase I know will stay with me.

theognistheognisabout 13 years agoAuthor
Thank you

Thanks Esperanza, vrose, Koba, and Pep.

PepperPacePepperPaceover 13 years ago
Very thought provoking

This poem leaves me wondering about all of the secret meanings. I will probably read it several more times before I select the meaning I like best. Very nicely done!

KobaKobaover 13 years ago
Good!

I liked your poem a lot! I read it over at least 10 times and every time I came out with a different twist. Many different possibilities here. Good poetry gives the reader something to think about and this definitely fill the bill. Good work!

theognistheognisover 13 years agoAuthor
vrosej10

"And there he saw all the Tigers fighting, and disputing which

of them was the grandest... And they were so angry, that

they ran round the tree, trying to eat each other up...

And they still ran faster and faster and faster, till they all

just melted away, and there was nothing left but a great big

pool of melted butter (or "ghi," as it is called in India)

round the foot of the tree." - Helen Bannerman, Little Black Sambo,1898

Sleep well. :)

vrosej10vrosej10over 13 years ago
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Single spacing would have been better but its a dam cool poem anyway. I get the feeling I should know the butter from tigers reference. It's gunna bug me all night.

Esperanza_HidalgoEsperanza_Hidalgoover 13 years ago
Thinkin...

this is too likeable so you get a coolio award. Just simply sugary sweet.

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