If I should see an angel on a dish
About the size of any mid-sized fish,
I hope I’d be inclined to hesitate
Before I eat what’s on that dinner plate.
But knowing me I might not even see
How wondrous to some connoisseur she’d be.
I’d lift my fork until I met her eyes
And recognize my Lover’s new disguise.
Linked to Saturday’s Image Write #One.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
This is whimsical and fun, made me smile
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Thank you!
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That was awesome, Frank! Nice meter too! You are a very clever man I love your work. Thank you so much for dropping in and writing. I’ll be seeing you! Hugs!
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Thanks, Bekkie! I’m glad you started Saturday’s Image Write.
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I was worried no one would come but in time I think they will. You are very kind, Frank. Thank you!
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BTW I love walking and riding my bike and taking photos it’s the best!
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I have a primitive sort of bike which is all I need and sometimes I take it to the Forest Preserve where there are trails that go for miles.
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I would so love to do that! My bike can go in the woods on dirt and gravel paths but it’s no mountain bike. You would love the Bay Trail, Frank. It’s just as awesome as the woods but I love all the nature.
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Oh, this is so delightful. How creative you are in your writing.
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Thank you! I’m glad you liked it!
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Delightful, easy to read and understand. That’s how I like poems to be.
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Thank you! I was hoping it would be understandable on first reading.
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I’d lift my fork until I met her eyes
And recognize my Lover’s new disguise.
Love the humor in your posting, Frank! It gives the touch of class!
Hank
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Thank you! It was meant to be humorous although a bit surreal.
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What a dish! Delicious, and what nourishment!
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Thanks!
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