Aroma of fried garlic
Dash of ginger too
Marinated chicken breast
Crisp and oven baked
Grumbling stomach waits
Dipped in sauce
Yum!
Poetry Form – Epulaeryu
I wrote this for Poetry Jam where the prompt is to write about a culinary delight.
Epulaeryu is a poem about food, where the syllable count is 7/5/7/5/5/3/1. You can write this poem with or without any rhyme scheme. The last line has 1 syllable and ends with an exclamation mark depicting the excitement of the writer. Each line in Epulaeryu is about the food – the main course. The Epulaeryu poem was developed by Joseph Spence, Sr.
Linking to Prose for Thought as well
Hope you enjoyed reading the poem 🙂
i love garlic and ginger in my food 😀 Thank you so much Peggy for writing in 🙂
I have not heard of this form before–or maybe I have forgotten. Thanks for the yummy introduction. Garlic, ginger and crispy sound good to me!
Please do let me know when you write one. Would be happy to read your poem 🙂
Hi Mary, apologize for that. I usually take the weekend off from blogging due to which I am usually late in commenting back… Thanks for writing in.
Thank you for the intro to this form. I am going to try it.
thank you so much Alan 😀 welcome to my blog 🙂
ROFL 😀 sure sure 😀 thank you so much for visiting
hehehe thank you so much Kathy 😀
hahaha 😀 😀 I am glad you enjoyed reading the poem 😀 grabbing a bite won't harm 😀 go for it 😛 thank you so much for visiting
Thank you.so much 🙂