Each month the bloggers who join in this challenge get together and choose a theme for their poems. This month we're working on the theme Reflection.
Passing through the woods at night
came upon lovely Snow White,
half eaten apple in clear sight.
Fighting off his urge to bite,
for the first time in his "life"
fell in love despite the strife,
"I must make Snow White my wife,
here and in the afterlife."
Selfishness he must postpone,
if he's to make her all his own.
I am king, she'll share my throne,
but she's asleep, he did bemoan.
Surely I can deal with this,
no bite, I'll wake her with a kiss.
"Nothing!" angrily raising a fist,
"What is wrong? I did not miss."
When of a sudden he could hear,
cackling, that much was clear,
through the woods who did appear?
A witch with quite an ugly sneer.
"Wicked Witch, you must tell
how else I can break this spell?
You must answer so think well,
'cause at drawing blood I do excel."
Terrified, the witch did speak,
"Without a kiss, options are bleak.
If alternatives are what you seek,
then in the mirror you must peek."
Look in your own eyes and say,
mirror, mirror show the way,
What magic potion must I spray
to awaken Snow White on this day."
The answer does not bring him glee.
Shaking, yelling angrily,
"No! No reflection can I see,
because a vampire's what I be".
PS: Didn't work a recipe into the poem today, but my White Chocolate Oreo Raspberry Sundae is just too good not to share. Think of it as your reward for having survived my warped poetic interpretation of the theme Reflection.
White Chocolate Oreo Raspberry Sundae
Before you go, click on these links to more poetry by some of my friends:
Dawn of Cognitive Script shares Reflections of My Past Life.
Diane of On The Border shares Gahhh!
Lydia of Cluttered Genius shares One Year.
White Chocolate Oreo Raspberry Sundae
©www.BakingInATornado.com Printable Recipe
Ingredients (makes 8):
1 stick butter
3/4 cup white chocolate chips
1/2 cup powdered sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup heavy cream
1 tsp vanilla
48 oz raspberry sherbet
10 oreos, crushed
OPT: Whipped cream and/or sprinkles for serving
Directions:
*Melt the butter in a sauce pan turned to just below medium heat. Add in the white chocolate chips, powdered sugar and salt.
*Once the white chocolate chips have melted, whisking constantly, slowly add the heavy cream. Continue whisking until it comes to a boil. Allow to boil for one minute, whisking now and then. Remove from heat and mix in the vanilla.
*Divide the sherbet into bowls and sprinkle with the crushed oreos. Pour the desired amount of white chocolate topping into each bowl.
*OPT: top with whipped cream and/or sprinkles.
Oh, you did so well! I loved both the story and the rhyme. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed it!
Deletedarn, I really want ice cream now.
ReplyDeleteLove the poem, so creative and I was almost singing it.
It's ice cream time of year, go for it!
DeleteOh my gracious. You stop it with the "bad poetry" thing. You always do such a great job! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI think Longfellow and Shakespeare roll over in their graves whenever I write something I call "poetry" but I'm still glad I amuse my friends.
DeleteI dont think it was warped at all! I like the turn it took! Keep up the poetry...and the delectable treats. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jenn. Glad you liked it.
DeleteCharming and yum yum recipe. I have always loved Snow White.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoyed my twisted version!
DeleteI was already hungry when I read this, now I want something sweet. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhen it's this hot out, you gotta go for ice cream.
DeleteSo bloody awesome, I do like ice cream, just saying
ReplyDeleteYes, the perfect summer treat.
DeleteYou are too modest. I enjoyed that poem. And what is better on a hot summer day's is something refreshing with Oreos in it? Alaha ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed the poem.
DeleteGirl look at you!! You are a poet and didn't know it!!
ReplyDeleteWell isn't that a sweet thing to say!
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