Goodbye Easter Ham, Director's Cut.
I loved you like no other could, yon ham.
And I with happy heart and joyous face
Would sup with you alone, not leg of lamb,
And daily I would lie in your embrace.
Then time did come for us to say adieu.
I sealed thee In Ziploc with a kiss.
Oh muse, my love in absence fonder grew.
My nights were filled with dreams of you on Swiss.
But something awful chanced then to transpire.
A Locked gate separated me and fridge.
My bosom was robbed of all it desired
By a chasm no mortal man could bridge.
And now, apart from you in pain I dwell,
Here all alone in this, my hamless hell.
2 comments:
Now that's poetry.
-Bill Shakespeare
Yeah, that iambic pentameter is tasty and oh-so-balanced. Your sonnet should be a food group.
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