the portal

...a desire to serve...

If a Women's eyes

   are the portal

       to her

          soul

 

And a Women's breasts

   are the gateway

       to her

          heart

 

A Women's opulent garden

   is the pathway...

       to her

          desire

 

Then her stomach

   must be the quickest route

       to her,

          self.

 

I cook for my bride

   morning, noon, & night.

 

   Devotion to her culinary needs

   is the focus of my life.

 

I desire not

       but to serve

her every cooking urge

 

I lay awake

       and baste  --

in hope to contemplate

       what dish I may create

to bring a smile

       to

          her

              face.

                                                        chef paul seaman

 

 

 

  

                            

Reviews

[patricia]

she is a lucky girl. You have the recipe for charm too. Love your work.

[SHEEMA HUQ]

cuisines served with romance.....very nice indeed

[Norma M Sutton]

Interesting thoughts.

[icelandicblue]

Rhyming shyming, I liked this a lot. It was so sweet and loving. A man who cooks and cooks well, is one hot commodity. This is wonderful to read.

[Paul Seaman]

thanks. I have often thought I should rent myself out !!

[icelandicblue]

LOL- Each year my sister hosts Christmas and her husband prepares the most opulent meal ; I on the other hand slave alone on Thanksgiving. I am terribly jealous of her each and every year

[Paul Seaman]

... you must invite "slaves" into you kitchen and make them do your bidding. They will enjoy the meal more, expecially if you punish them with onions or peeling lots of little things ! Perhaps I have an advantage as I can teach them stuff while I torture them, but if you give them nice wine and music, they will gladly help.

[icelandicblue]

I know, part of the problem is my need to control!

[icelandicblue]

Next time I will create a path of hors d'oeuvres and trap them in the kitchen. If they begin to whine I'll give them wine.

[Paul Seaman]

perfect

[Paul Seaman]

okay, too much rhyming.. Shoot me. I like to use both rhyming and not/ to do different pacing and rhyming is good for humour, as such.

I read too may Dr Suess books as a child, and could speak in nothing but rhymes, all the time, and it would be sublime...