Dessert Under The Bridge!

Chocolate brownie and ice-cream she stole from Chokola! :)

She sat cross-legged, the empty platter in her hand,

All ready to dig in as soon as it lands.

Her mouth was watering, she was hungry,

She hadn't eaten for days,

She lived under the bridge next to the bays!

The dainty little fairy waited eagerly,

~ For the ice-cream and sizzling chocolate brownie ~

It smelled so good, so heavenly delicious,

Her mother Bought it from those bakers.

But she wondered why they were running after her,

a spatula in hand and cursing much louder!

But she ran with her mother the brownie in her hand,

And hid with her, still giggling, behind the pile of sand!!

This Puente is written for Laurie's prompt "Bridges" at The Poetry Jam!

 Me on the bridge over The Jog Falls in Karnataka (India).

[A poetic form, the Puente (which means bridge in Spanish), uses a one line "bridge" to connect the first and last stanzas.  Here's how it works, followed by my example.

- 3 stanzas

- Stanzas 1 & 3 contain different ideas, thoughts

- Stanzas 1 & 3 consist of the same number of lines (meter and/or rhyming up to poet)

- Stanza 2 connects meaning from first to last stanza

- Stanza 2 must be one line enclosed in tildes ( ~ ) 

- Stanza 2 is the last line of Stanza 1 and first line of Stanza 3]