A dozen cookies

A dozen cookies

A Poem by Jon Roggie

I see them for a moment,
 and then they vanish out the door.

Smell lingers,
 as well as the remains.

By that I mean the disaster.

Empty bags of powdered sugars left on the counter.
 Knowing they are destined for the garbage can,
   a mere foot away.

Leftover frosting on the table,
 while the coloring and sprinkles sit lonely.

Neglected cookies,
 who had waited patiently,
   slowly dry,
     and grow hard.

All forgotten,
  for the lucky twelve,
    who went out the door.

© 2017 Jon Roggie


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A amazing tale for the twelve cookie. Just need a cup of tea or coffee. Cookies will taste okay. You create visions and described interesting and fun tale. Thank you Jon for sharing your amazing poetry.
Coyote

Posted 7 Years Ago


Jon Roggie

7 Years Ago

I have to play.
Coyote Poetry

7 Years Ago

You play well.

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Added on December 19, 2017
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Jon Roggie
Jon Roggie

Porterville, CA



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