Fragrances of Home

Vanilla

A sweet, creamy smell.
But that is only what your nose can tell.
Just by itself, it has a spicy feel.
A feeling of warmth, a feeling of thrill.
The taste of vanilla is good for a chill.
Baking cookies and cakes, desserts galore. 
Sending you back to your year four.
Mixing ingredients with your grandmother.
Teaching her tactics to another. 
Sweet and spicy; a mix in one.
You'll use it until you’re done. 

Cinnamon

A spicy, outgoing smell.
But that is not the only thing you can tell.
Musty, hot, spiced, and warm.
The taste and smell are like an art form.
You can make pies and rolls.
The spice of cinnamon is what controls. 
The forced feeling is there for sure.
The taste of cinnamon is like a detour.
You think it will be sweet but it’s definitely spicy.
The road you take will really be icy.
A mix all together; spicy and fun. 
You’ll use it until you’re done.

Ginger

A peppered, sweet smell.
But that is not the only thing you can tell.
Pungent, spicy, and bitter tasting. 
You’ll probably use it for basting.
The taste and smell are a lot alike.
It's the flavor that you might dislike.
Spicy and used for many different things.
The spice and flavor are what it really brings. 
The sweet home feeling.
The smell and taste can be appealing.
A mix again; sweet and spice.
It can be sweet and nice but you can also pay a certain price.

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peytonkaelyn

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