Day Sixteen - Do you find it difficult to express one sense
(sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch) more than others in your writing?
Paying special attention to that often ignored sense, write a poem with
exaggerated sensory detail.
Nestle
Crunch
Smooth, glassy slab of chocolate
Slickly slides across my parted lips.
It melts into a silky sweet ocean
And splashes across my tongue
While the course, crispy underside
Grates my covetous taste buds
Like a tantalizing road rash.
Swishing, chewing…
I mull the confectionery bliss over
And let the flavor-Pompeii
Pop like fireworks over each receptor,
Until every last scrap dissolves
Down my hungry throat…
Then I take another bite.
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