
Sizzling under a Greek barbecue
Marinated in wafts of sweet coconut
Lobsters gleam in lines along the shoreline view
Exposing parts that rarely see the light, but
On this, the annual cooking ritual.
All caution's thrown into the deceiving breeze,
Offering tender skins, sacrificial,
Lying on canvas altars, toasted crispees,
Waiting to be dipped in a splash of blue brine,
Then soaked in the heady juice of local vines.
So, a perfect holiday, a perfect time.
Linking this to d’Verse Poets and Grace’s invitation to write an Eleventh Power poem. Having problems copying the link on my phone, sorry. I will try to add it later. Needless to say, my attempt is prompted by all the sunbathers we are surrounded by…
Ha! Those marinated aromas of sweet lobster…wonderful descriptions..
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Thank you Ain!
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Human lobsters in their skimpy finery. You build a wonderful atmosphere here. I can see them now, soaked as the sun goes down…
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Thank you so much Lisa! There is too much to see sometimes (if you know what I mean!).
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lol yes 🙂 You’re very welcome.
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Hope they’ve used at least a little sunscreen!
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I predict some sore lobsters …
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What a lovely time and place to be. I smell that barbeque and lobsters!
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It is lovely, lucky to be here.
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What a fun way to play with words. I hope they have suncreeen.
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Thank you Desiree. I hope so too!
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Marinated and barbecued…perfect descriptions, Marion!
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Thank you Punam!
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I can almost taste the barbeque 😀 this is absolutely exquisite writing!
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Thank you Sanaa!
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