Smidgens
Posted on June 8, 2015 by Elan Mudrow
Don’t let biscuits be hard on you
Just give ‘em a little dunk
And they’ll soften right up
Bacon crumbles under pressure
Unless they’re Canadian
Then they become really taxing
Why does Benedict need a fucking muffin!
Who does he think he is?
Remember, you can always scramble
If you can’t get fried
Sunny side up appears to be happy
But is easily broken down
Into a runny, crying mess
Hardboiled stinks
Toast tries to be nice
With its whole grain
And empathetic sourdough
But usually arrives all dried out
Needing a bit of buttering up
Hash browns are grease monkeys
Don’t ever waffle
Over an important syrup
When the coffee arrives hungover
The juice always strains in
With a “I told you so”
Stuck in its pulp
Pancakes are whores…
Potatoes, strawberries
Blueberries, buckwheat
Buttermilk, Swedish
You name it
Pancakes will do it
Category: Poetry, The Fashioned SeriesTags: Author, Breakfast, Comedy, Fiction, Humor, Poem, Poetry, Writing
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Ah ha, I see anthropomorphism is one of your strengths! So glad I stopped by to look around, and thank you for following my blog. (:
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Does anyone else really, really want IHOP right now?
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Great job on this one. It was thoroughly amusing.
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Nice take on breakfast. Pancakes…
Dr. Jules Hilbert: Hell Harold, you could just eat nothing but pancakes if you wanted.
Harold Crick: What is wrong with you? Hey, I don’t want to eat nothing but pancakes, I want to live! I mean, who in their right mind in a choice between pancakes and living chooses pancakes?
Dr. Jules Hilbert: Harold, if you pause to think, you’d realize that that answer is inextricably contingent upon the type of life being led… and, of course, the quality of the pancakes. ”
― Zach Helm, Stranger Than Fiction Script
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I really like the last part about pancakes. How clever!
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Thanks. If you like that one, look at the poems under the category “The Fashioned Series”. I’ll be back to read more of your work.
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I like your work. I really like your poem “Hardboiled Stinks.”
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First off, thank you for the follow. Secondly, this is very well written, LOVED it.
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Hahaha. I really enjoyed this.
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Yes, they have a way of saying things themselves. Thanks
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I just love your historical photographs. They make the past so present 🙂
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Spam is also one letter away from being scam. Have you ever been spammed?
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Spam spelled backwards is maps. Could that be significant?
I love breakfast potatoes. I especially love the thick, country-style ones: so loyal to their roots; they refuse to be city-fried.
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Hey! Sometimes there is a great deal to be said for all things Canadian. 😉
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Loved that! I’m jealous….
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Pancakes are whores… Everyone is a slut for something…
LOL
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I love the visualization I got when reading but that’s just how I process. It’s great!!!
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Your emoji reminded me of that part of the poem.
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I love your oldies pictures. Funny thing about the mood of eggs. 🙂
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Who came up with the word Spam? I wonder.
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“Sunny side up appears to be happy
But is easily broken down
Into a runny, crying mess” Loved that! (I almost hate to admit it but I’m a real fan of Spam! LOL Try Spam Fried Rice! It’s great!)
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Yummy, someone’s tummy is rumbling
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As a war baby Spam was very much part of my early years’s diet. My favourie American breakfast is baking powder biscuits with sausage gravy, and grits.
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Fun breakfast!
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Thanks
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That was entertaining, loved it!
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In canada biscuts are made of steel and hard work!
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