Convivial Butchery Poem by steve stirk

Convivial Butchery



If you bought some Liver and thought it was bad
I’d Offal a refund so you won’t get mad

The gesture though Poultry will save you a buck
And buy you more Offal; perhaps a small Duck

It’s not that I’m Chicken you won’t come again
Or that after five thirty my Meat will remain

I’m Beefing up service to make more appeal
And a customer charter I’m set to re – Veal

It’s good customer care and not merely a ruse
If you don’t like my Bantams I‘ll give you a Goose

To making great profit, I’ve given the Chop
And I’ve offered the punters a Steak in my shop

A change in my Hearts said I had to convince
There’s more to a butcher than kilos of Mince

Perhaps it’s my Ham or for my porcupine
Do you crave a front leg from an ugly fat swine?

So from now on it’s Pheasantries as from this day
My error Haslet me see issues your way

For Turkeys and Sausages: meats of each type
Come into my butchers today, and talk Tripe

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chuck Audette 21 September 2011

Just be careful not to back up into your deli slicer or you'll be a little behind in your work! -chuck

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