One Afternoon

One Afternoon

A Poem by Tbear

She wanted me 
  to live her memory,
    smell her past,
      taste her joy
To me
  it was just
    profiterol.

© 2017 Tbear


Author's Note

Tbear
A friend who could no longer eat certain foods due to allergies begged me to go to a specific bakery with her so that I could imbibe in one of her favorite childhood treats from her happy childhood in Istanbul. For me it lacked the sumptuous description. It was just like any other dessert, in any other pastry shop. She wasted her money.

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Nice. Sometimes I feel like that about my poetry - like I'm the only one who gets it. ;-)

Posted 7 Years Ago


That poem was much better than the title gave away. It was so short that one could almost skip over it without understanding that there's a depth to this short piece. The profiterol was all that to her and yet nothing to you. Interesting thought for such a short write.

Posted 7 Years Ago


Tbear

7 Years Ago

Thank you for reading..it really was quite a feeling that day.. now i kind of wish that i could have.. read more
A outstanding poem. I liked how you made the word "profiterol" have reason and purpose. Very nice use of statement led to perfect ending. Thnk you Tbear for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

Posted 7 Years Ago


Well I like the way you put it in words. Lol.

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Tbear

7 Years Ago

Thank you :)

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