Glutinous globules of glippity Glop
Slipped from the spoon with a slippity slop.
Sad-eyed and sorry, I sat there and looked
As I tried to decide if the Glop had been cooked.
Now, I’m not the type who is wont to complain,
Though I started to wonder if I’d gone insane.
The Glop on the plate simply sat there and stared
And asked to be eaten if I could be dared.
Revulsion and Hunger began to debate
The outcome of eating the Glop on the plate,
Which seemed to enjoy the whole querulous question,
In anticipation of my indigestion!
Finally, my hunger I just had to sate,
So, I started to pick at the Glop on the plate.
Now I must confess that it wasn’t so bad
Though I doubt it will ever become the next fad.
All through the night and right up to the dawn,
The Glop I had eaten fought hard to be reborn!
Somehow, my dinner I managed to keep down
But I swore that I’d never return to that town!
Stephen Tomkins
1 April 2017
Sydney (not where I ate the Glop!)
:)) I had one of those “meals” tonight in a teeny-tiny town, waiting out a two hour traffic snafu. Bentonite clay, digestive enzymes, and/or charcoal capsules are my best remedy . . . but it made for great poetry!!! :)) Dawn
You might enjoy: https://soulhorseride.wordpress.com/cow-jokes/
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Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment Dawn. I hope your Glop didn’t cause you too much discomfort.
I’ll have a look that site tomorrow 😊
Best wishes, Stephen
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So far, so good :))
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