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So Well

a poem

By G. Douglas KerrPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Runner-Up in the Short and Sweet Challenge
So Well
Photo by Isabella Fischer on Unsplash

You whip

that iced milk

into foam

so well, Chef.

Boss.

That icey on the cake.

Suds come

over. Flow

the bowl.

Fill up the

eggs with

that whip mix

you work out

so well.

So close,

the firm peak

of foam.

Take it to the edge.

Make it

gum - pop!

Make it

nice. Make me feel

new.

Make it love.

Add all

your ‘shug,’

your ‘hon,’

you say ‘baby.’

Tell a man to beat it in a bowl.

Give it

glow and glit

from want and wish,

ache and need,

with zest and zeal.

That cake! Oh, that cake.

Work in

that jam.

Work out

that rise.

Oh, work it.

Get it.

Oh, you work it.

You work it.

You work it, so well.

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About the Creator

G. Douglas Kerr

I am a hermit and sometimes come out of my shell.

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    Written by G. Douglas Kerr