['Accompanied by', 'joined to', 'in addition to': these, 'WITH' does mean.]
Chocolate layer cake WITH ice cream (flavored by vanilla bean) .
She 'came down WITH' a cold; at least that's what she told her boss!
A roasted duck breast, WITH potatoes....and orange or cherry sauce.
[I meant to write about 'WHITE', but I wrote 'WITH' by mistake.]
Golden french fries WITH catsup, WITH a strawberry...milkshake.
I like when she is WITH me, in our comfy bed at night.
Warm apple pie (WITH a slice of cheese) ...right now sounds awfully right.
[I could go ON and ON with 'WITH-lines' to keep from being bored.]
Her mind was filled WITH a morbid thought before she...pulled her ripcord.
You may be shocked the previous line is WITHout a reference to food.
If you think that I'm so regimented, then I think YOU're Rather Rude.
(11-26-2010)
I whole-heartedly agree with Charles Darnell. A enjoyable read had me smiling to the very end.
This was fun. You are a poet WITH a delicious sense of humor.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
This is a very good mistake. The poem sort of made me laugh and smile. I really like it. Bien!