This haiku is in response to RonovanWrites Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge #46 Think & Fresh. Please visit his site to read the other submissions.
Simplicity Lane
Painting with words
This haiku is in response to RonovanWrites Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge #46 Think & Fresh. Please visit his site to read the other submissions.
Simplicity Lane 
It seemS we’re thinking along the same lines. Aroma of yeast is a draw to eat!
Aaaah, fresh baked bread just goes to my head.
Mmm. I could almost smell it. Now I’m craving bread! Thanks Steve! Ha, ha!
Well, don’t loaf, and have some 🙂
Ha, ha, ha! Will do. 😉
Great haiku, Steve, and please pass the bread, too! 🙂 It sounds yummy!
Thank you Lauren.
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I love this one! My favorite.
Thank you Patty.
You’re welcome.
It seems we were both craving bread when we wrote our haikus this week. 🙂
Elizabeth, the aroma of warm bread fresh out of the bakery oven is not just difficult to resist, it is ‘memory sensuous’.
Ooh, I haven’t heard that term before, “memory sensuous.” It truly is!
The words formed as I was writing my reply. I thought about just having mentioned a fresh baked bread story to a friend; next to cheesecake, fresh baked bread holds second place (sorry bread 😉 ).
As the fictitious protagonist Dave, in Through a Stranger’s Eyes, plagiarizes my words, “True happiness does not require danger or rebellion. True happiness only requires taking the time to see the beauty of a flower, to savor the smell of fresh baked bread, to really feel a woman’s touch. Life is a series of journeys and it’s never too late to start enjoying yours.”
Well said, Dave! He’s a smart guy, I totally agree with that. In fact, I’m usually the one trying to convince other people to slow down and smell the roses. I think me and Dave would get along. 🙂