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Bachelor Baking Banana Bread

A Poem Composed with Banana Bread in the oven

By Gabriel HuizengaPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
The Banana Bread in Question

A Bachelor Baking Banana Bread!

A typical 21st century scene... (?)

He's ready to eat some Banana Bread,

Waiting till an hour at 350* it's been.

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A Bachelor Baking Banana Bread!

(Peanut butter was added, for flavor and crunch)

Did he follow the recipe? In over his head,

This baking bach'lor is yearning to munch.

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A Bachelor Baking Banana Bread!

He'd bought six bananas, but all soon went brown;

Foregoing the trash, he surmised instead,

"These still can make something that's worth chowing down!"

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A Bachelor Baking Banana Bread!

He scrounged up the ingredients, tools, and will,

to make dreams come true (of Banana Bread)

And mixed up a dough - feeling a swelling thrill!

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A Bachelor Baking Banana Bread!

Whilst waiting till dough completed it's bake,

A poem, he'd write, till the hour had fled!

And have two homemade works, to share and partake.

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A Bachelor Baking Banana Bread!

Even while trying to think up the next rhyme,

BEEP BEEP went the oven - "oh shoot," he said,

For done was the alotted banana-bread-baking time.

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The Bachelor had Baked some Banana Bread!

Oh wonder of wonders, and joy of all joys,

It tasted half-decent - a proud step he'd just tread!

For he'd baked something that he could share and enjoy.

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:)

OdeFor FuninspirationalGratitude

About the Creator

Gabriel Huizenga

Twas for love of words that I first joined this site:

Poetry, especially, and dear short stories too;

For to live one's best is to read, and to write!

So find me in words here, and I'll find you 💙

Thanks for stopping by! :)

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    Written by Gabriel Huizenga