Succulence Poem by Mary Fumento
Succulence
Succulence, a saucy matter
And anyone would agree;
Flavor is in spicing
Finding the right degree.
Mouths sometimes crave sour;
Tongues often want sweet.
Where tastes intertwine,
Palette and appetite meet.
What minds, fingers satisfy,
Only memorized recipe can call.
The brilliant measures taken,
That seasoned tastebuds recall.
(2008)
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