Nancy’s photo challenge to post something baked.
Baking is a hobby
I often indulge in
aromas from the oven
waft, to fill in my home
with heavenly scents.




Pc: Aditi
Nancy’s photo challenge to post something baked.
Baking is a hobby
I often indulge in
aromas from the oven
waft, to fill in my home
with heavenly scents.
Pc: Aditi
Hot affair
measured ingredients
adept hands make gentle love
surrender to the passionate heat
tantalizing brown cookies satiate the sweet cravings!
Sidlak poetry (sid/lak) is a structured poetry consisting of 5 lines with 3-5-7-9 syllables AND A COLOR. The last line must be a COLOR that describes the whole poem ( no restriction on syllables) or the feelings of the writer.
I get into an indulgent mood and decide to do some baking. The apron clings on to me. As I gently caress the creamy butter and sugar, they blend into pristine silkiness. The flour, eggs and vanilla crumble in together. The whisk romantically flirts around and takes them on a spin. In goes some spice to enhance the flavour. Delicate hands bind them tenderly and shape them with care. Lined perfectly, they are all set to get ignited to the heat and passion of the oven. The wait, now gets restless. Finally out comes the perfectly baked cookies. I dust them with sprinkling of sugar and they are all set to be tasted.
Aromas beckon
taste buds savour sugar and spice
perfect symphony!
In response to Colleen’s weekly poetry challenge #40 – Sugar and Spice
Haibun is a prosimetric literary form originating in Japan, combining prose and haiku. The range of haibun is broad and frequently includes autobiography, diary, essay, prose poem, short story and travel journal.