To you, dish that is life. To you, a meal thal luxuriates the tongue and leaves one starving. Of course, you doesn’t leave one starving. How could you, a meal that so fills the stomach, do that?
Oh potent dish, with your pureed, red tomato sauce;
your sizzling fried breadcrumb finish;
your tangy, sumptuous poultry flavor;
your spongy feel,
whose sweet/salty aroma fills a room.
How I already taste the tanginess of your red! Though I’m certain you’ll cry out, “Wait! I’m not dead yet! I think I’ll go for a walk,” I already plant the fork and knife to you. With that first bite, I depart a mere kitchen in chronos, for that transcendent, yet utterly immanent, Here in Kairos. Oh, how the tsunami of savory flavor intoxicates! Madonna Mia!
Such are these moments of bliss that we live for.
with linguini
and a glass of Chianti
to wash it down
esperienza d’amore
in a life all too short
Frank J. Tassone 
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