Grocery Store Bagels Never Mold Poem by Spock the Vegan

Grocery Store Bagels Never Mold



I don't know if you've been told,
Groc'ry store bagels never mold.
Days and weeks and months go by -
No bagel mold, do you know why?

Wheat bread in a week in plastic bag,
Gets little green spots that make you gag.
Open the bag and take a whiff,
Wind up and pitch it off a cliff!

Microorganisms eat what they can use;
When on bagels they don't reproduce.
If they want to eat them and they try,
They shrivel up and then they die.

Will you live longer if you eat a bagel?
Better check your mortality table.
Full of preservatives and pesticides,
Which your mortality table divides.

Want to live a long time - until you're old?
Eat homemade bread quickly before it molds.
You want your bagel to give you good luck?
Dry it out and use it for hockey puck.

Grocery Store Bagels Never Mold
Saturday, February 25, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: health,life and death,mold
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Grace Jessen 01 March 2017

Nice poem! I learn something new every day.

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Kim Barney 28 February 2017

Wow! That homemade bread looks good. My mother used to make bread like that. Nice poem. I'm not sure it's true that grocery store bagels never mold, however. Maybe I will go buy some and put it to the test.

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Spock The Vegan 01 March 2017

That is not logical.

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