Life Is A Smorgasbord
Life is full of spices,
Sweets, cakes and slices;
Mine bittersweet indeed,
Never fulfilled my need.
Each story bakes a glaze,
Seasoned into a haze;
Sometimes there’s hot mustard,
Honey, even custard.
Life is a smorgasbord,
Keeps you full, never bored;
Champagne, fruit, bagels, lox,
More you eat, more it costs.
Sometimes hot, sometimes cold,
Sometimes fresh, sometimes mold;
We eat fast; we eat slow,
When finished we hope to glow.
Hot and spicy ecstasy,
Brings the need for hot tea;
What tasted good at first,
Turns to heartburn, the worst.
A feeding frenzy, life,
Beginnings cut with knife;
Recipes of dreams, hope,
Experience helps cope.
But with each bite we chew,
We are more old than new;
With each flavor we try,
We’re seasoned by and by.
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