
Senryu The sweetness of wine Poured for you by a lover Tastes even better Copyright © 2023 Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
Senryu The sweetness of wine Poured for you by a lover Tastes even better Copyright © 2023 Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
Just keep telling yourself it’s healthy. You know it’s not, but who are you to argue with yourself?
Cheers!
For Linda G. Hill’s One Liner Wednesday
This is a great comeback line to use the next time someone says you are not acting responsibly when you have drink or two. Please feel free to use it!
For Linda G. Hill’s One Liner Wednesday
I have always enjoyed cooking but have never attended classes. I learned the basics from my mother growing up and then as an adult it was all about experimentation and following trends. So without any formal training this is what I do when the recipe calls for ‘reducing the wine’ Am I wrong? What do you do?
For Linda G. Hill’s One Liner Wednesday
I came across this last week and am now actively looking to buy the T shirt! Glass of wine anyone?
I hope you all have a great Wednesday.
For Linda G. Hill’s One Liner Wednesday
Good morning and Happy Wednesday! I found this funny ecard which made me giggle. Hope you enjoy it.
In response to Linda G. Hill’s One Liner Wednesday
As the day ends It is time to reflect on events that were less than perfect Annoyances, delays that did gnaw, irritate To be tossed away for it’s time to celebrate Door closed a day to forget My glass is full Wine’s my outlet Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing © De Jackson (aka Whimsy Gizmo) is hosting D'Verse Poets Monday Quadrille and has prompted us with the word "Close" A Quadrille is a poem of exactly 44 words excluding the title Image by Steve Buissinne from Pixabay
Good Wednesday morning! I hope this brings a smile to your face today. Have a great day!
In response to Linda G Hill’s One Liner Wednesday
Flowers in the rain showers
Drinking their wine
Soaking in the goodness
Drenching the vine
Flowers for senses
Pleasing the eyes and nose
Calla Lilies, Freesias
And the red, red, rose
Flowers for healing
Lavender and Eucalyptus
Remedies for ailments
From fruits of the citrus
Flour from corn and wheat
Rye and barley
Ground in the mill
Making good whisky
Flour in the kitchen
Mixing into the cake
Self-rising goodness
For the perfect bake
Flour in cookies
A different bouquet
Confections galore
A sweet array
Flower or Flour
Both provide pleasure
And healing qualities
Measure for measure
Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing ©
In response to Linda G Hill’s Stream of Conciousness Saturday Flower and Flour
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