The aromatic air led me to this place;
percolating coffee, cinnamon, vanilla
swirled into tantalizing tastes I admire.
You ordered a piece of apple strudel
while I puckered up my lips, painted them red
hoping you'd follow me back to the hotel.
@laurie kolp
Poetic inspiration: 3WW (admire, follow, piece), Poets United Midnight Snack
the last line makes one think.
ReplyDeletecool one.
Smiling! Love the apple strudel.
ReplyDeleteBut pucker lips painted that is a great line.
Blessings
oooh...a little naughty! I like it!
ReplyDeleteOooh ... that was deliciously written!
ReplyDeleteGreat last line. Always leave the reader with something to ponder, I say.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the eye-brow raising twist at the end! Perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat last line was an excellent twist and naughty!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful assault of the senses..I could smell..I could savour..warm..enticing..delicious..
ReplyDeleteJae
Cinnamon! Coffee!
ReplyDeleteSo when is the novella coming out, Laurie?
I love the way you wrote this bravo.
ReplyDeleteThe absolutely perfect ending! Love it, Laurie.
ReplyDeleteSo...let me see. If Morning Delight leads to (perhaps) "afternoon delight" then what does afternoon delight lead to?
ReplyDelete;-)
Just me being silly. Good one, Laurie.
Delightful piece, and a lot of my favourite flavours too!
ReplyDeleteNot only did we get a delightful assault on the senses we were able to conjecture on the possible sexy outcome. A beautiful piece indeed.
ReplyDeleteCharming, Laurie. My take is short and sweet as well this week.
ReplyDeleteWoW! sounds naughty!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't mind a bite of that apple strudel though!!
oh I adore this poem, sweet and light like a good romantic comedy.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed it. Naughty ending! :) AN interesting poem. My offering: http://verseinanutshell.wordpress.com/2011/10/12/believe/
ReplyDeletedelightful Laurie
ReplyDeletevery yummy, nice take on the prompt.
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