They just sit there getting darker;
getting even darker by the day.
Look at those old black bananas,
they would make good bread;
sweet and yummy.
Everyone loves this kind.
Life gets in the way.
The bananas look really black and rotten.
"Maybe today," I say.
Into the backpack she goes.
I mix up the batter that makes the best loaf;
mixing for five minutes or more;
(she's kicking at my back and pulling my hair)
squishing the bananas inside the black peel,
and squeezing them into the mixing bowl.
Cat runs by scared of the mixing sound.
"What are you making?" the other one says.
She pulls a chair to the counter to peek.
"Banana bread" replied as it's spooned into the pan.
Into the hot oven it goes.
She asks for chocolate chips,
I rinse out the bowl,
and suddenly I smell a delicious smell.
How can something so undesirable make bread taste so sweet?
"Can I have some?"
Pretty soon the bread is all gone.
hmm....
No one eats the black bananas
but they all love the bread.
2 little comments:
I love the clever posting! And the bread looks amazing! I had a friend tell me yesterday that I should post recipes more often because she thinks I'm a good cook :) I think you should do the exact same thing with baking!! You have a wonderful way with the sweets...please post recipes and pictures more often!! :) :)
This is very clever, and I think you have some talent for writing, as well as baking. I can almost smell the bread! Dad is now in shock because he just realized that you wrote that. He thought you found a banana poem someplace. I wonder where that would be? Hmmm.
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