A Silent Noisy Dinner Poem by joel gregory

A Silent Noisy Dinner



Fish and rice,
Cola with ice.
Bread and buns,
Jokes and puns.

Live to eat,
or eat to live.
live and eat,
or eat and live.

Grandpa's jokes,
a gifted boon.
grandma's strokes,
with the spoon.

French fries,
for which dad lies,
Mom cries,
calls in flies.

Food fight,
Oh! what might,
a miserable sight,
everyone's plight.

There comes grand dad,
His temper bad.
'IS EVERYONE MAD'
Now Grandpa's sad.

There's our dinner,
breakfast, lunch and tea.
Peaceful as Hitler,
calm as the sea.

Friday, November 15, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: dad,family
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
this is sorta a humorous poem on what usually happens at my home at a typically wild dinner(very very RARELY)
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