Acorns abound on the ground
Baking bread makes a wondrous sound
Cooling cookies crackle and pop as we
Drop more doughnuts in oil
Eating our hearts out
Filling our stomachs with desire
Guzzling fermented grapes from the vine
Hunger entwines us all
Irreplaceable amongst us big and small
Juicy ripe cherries paired with
Kettle corn
Licking all from our lips
Mincing our meat pies with our eyes
Nash and gnawing away at
Our feast of the day
Plump plums dripping down our chest
Quivering over quesadillas builds quite the appetite
Rumbling rum raisen bread
Shhh, don’t let it all go to your
Thick thighs clip clap with happiness and
Utter delight at the sight of
Velvety soufflé.
Warming ourselves with mugs of
Xocolati as we
Yawn from it all, we
Zone out from eyes too big and stomachs too small
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Comments (3)
Really liking the descriptions and use of alliteration! 😊 and an excellent final line! 😆 Well done on another great abecedarian.
The ABCs of virtually every Thanksgiving feast. (Though the specifics may vary.)
Wow I love it!