Monday, March 28, 2011

A poem

Because I finished my writing early tonight, and am waiting for my totally for grown ups macaroni to cook in the microwave, here is a poem. Please, poet friends of mine, don't kill me? (Also, I like assonance and slant rhymes. Cause I don't want to try to find real rhymes. Also, fixed meter is lame. Er, I mean hard. Yeah. So I don't have it.)

"Inspirational Ode to a Ferrous Implement of Cooking"

Flavor percolating, aroma wafts

Any cook tells you heats best

The frying pan of iron, cast.


Such fancy, I think, and ask

“Why so?” The response, quick, nests,

“Flavor percolating, aroma wafts.”


At skeptic look, quick fast,

offending; an arrival from the west:

The frying pan of iron, cast


at head can hurt, as attest

my head will, concussion bust.

Flavor percolating, aroma wafts


into my nose, and like ships' mast

I bow before time's test,

The frying pan of iron, cast.


Like cat of Egypt, Bast

or marriage true, ipso est

Flavor percolating, aroma wafts,

The frying pan of iron, cast.

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