Let's Eat Poem by Charlotte Ballard
Let's Eat
Control your muse
Like a long-legged goose
Wrap one hand here,
Center-point, then
Back here, where
The leg’s joint
Joins the rest –
Two kisses for Molly
And one for Ted.
Here’s a red handkerchief,
And a bag for its head.
A pound of butter,
Garlic for the tale,
Then all’s home for Dinner.
Good golly,
Let’s eat.
Monday, September 25, 2006
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