The Food Of Love Poem by Ernestine Northover

The Food Of Love

Rating: 4.6


What would you like for supper,
Some steak, with chips and peas,
Maybe, a nice brewed cuppa,
Or me, with lips that please.

You could have something spicy,
Like a curry or sweet and sour,
But these can be a bit spicy
And not good, at this late hour.

Perhaps a glass of beer, or shandy,
Or a brandy to fill the gap,
But, of course, that might make you randy,
Hey! Have that as your nightcap!

There's me, I'm sweet and slender,
And tender like the steak,
And if you put me in a blender,
A fantastic meal, I'd make.

There's food enough for your pleasure,
So don't say you aren't well fed,
When you start to realise I'm a treasure,
You could have 'hot crumpet' in your bed!

© Ernestine Northover

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tillstar 25 February 2018

I have to rewrite the poem about fooooood but it needs pudding

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Jerry Hughes 03 December 2007

Delightful Ernestine, an offer too good to refuse. Hugs 'n' nice things, Jerry

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Duncan Wyllie 09 May 2006

A delicious fare set for the poets pallet, well done, Love duncan

4 8 Reply
Keiah Delu 17 October 2005

This made me hungry for love :) good work

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Mary Nagy 29 September 2005

How playful this sounds Ernestine! Very nice. Sincerely, Mary

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