Poem: The Perfect Dinner

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An exquisite feast
delicious tastes
sweet, sour, salty
different areas of the tongue
spicy or bland
It's very much a personal matter.


complementary colors
red and green and white
catching your interest
displays drawing your attention
to where it needs to be
pleasing to the eye


hot, cold, warm to the touch
Some can tolerate how it feels
better than others
and some cannot abide how it
slides down your throat
it influences your brain.


soft music playing to the ear
to stimulate the appetite
and lower your tension
aid in digestion
and brings all together:
relax and enjoy.

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