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Beach Bistro
by Paulette Weaver
copyright 12-04-2001


Age Rating: 13 to 127

 
As the Bistro filled with mock-heroics, I am brought to memory of long ago, my unsuspecting heart.

The mynah, perched in ribbon-like staccato, as the chanteuse in mellifluous tones, reveals those hungry, in search of contentment from their faraway past.

My sangaree shows a mellow, as the ocean smacks its lips upon the shore. Resolved, I turn up the corners of my mouth, love myself a little more and know enough is as good as a feast.



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12-04-2001 Jackie Moranty    

Very nice write, Paulette. I'd like to spend some time at the beach. Even if it is only in my mind. . . Jackie
12-04-2001 Beverley McInnis    

Paulette, this sounds like a very relaxing place to spend some time.

I have a couple questions though about some words. I pulled out my dictionary and couldn't find them. I really love the sound of these words and have an image of what they mean from the wonderful descriptive manner that you wrote.

Still, I'm not sure, so forgive me on asking:
What is a mynah? And what is a sangaree? Thanks!
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