
| Butter
Author: Ilsa Immerman A sonnet about butter.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 199 - Reviews: 5 - Published: 05-27-03 - id: 1313469
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I am warm butter stretched thin over bread
And when the bread falls I land on my head
Please explain to me, for I can't quite see
Why oh why must I clog your artery?
I am butter so golden and yummy
I melt in your mouth and slide down your tummy
It's just not fair I taste so good and all
Why must I be full of cholesterol?
I am soft butter so greasy and fat
I can make grown men purr like a cat
Breakfast without me would not be the same
For heart disease then why must I take blame?
I am warm butter stretched thin over bread
Take a nibble and you might end up dead
Author's Note: This is supposed to be a sonnet but one of the lines has 11 syllables while another only has 9 syllables. Forgiveness please. I write about strange topics don't I? I've been told that the buttered side of bread will always land on the floor but unfortunately I haven't had the opportunity to test this out. My family isn't big on butter. Anyone care to confirm this for me? ^_^
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