Asparagus.
Steamed or roasted. Plain or in the the company of --
asparagus salad with shrimp & almonds & olive oil & black pepper & lemon & tomatoes (if they be ripe) & depending upon the season either fuyu persimmons or manila mangoes
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Showing posts with label asparagus and poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asparagus and poetry. Show all posts
Monday, March 25, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
What connection between asparagus and the unwritten poem?
Anticipation. Looking forward with glee to the advent of plentiful asparagus in the markets. Knowing it won't be long and the waiting, rewarded. The mouth knows such things.
Sometimes there's a specific moment when you know the next poem will be begun. Sometimes with glee. Always with a sense of expectation.
For sure, dread in either asparagus or poem-making.
Sometimes there's a specific moment when you know the next poem will be begun. Sometimes with glee. Always with a sense of expectation.
For sure, dread in either asparagus or poem-making.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Asparagus. How does roasted asparagus mimic lines of poetry?
By form, asparagus is linear. Line-like. Roasted asparagus is sweet and soft -- unexpected. Poetry frequents the unexpected even when it looks mild on the page.
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