Ode to a Turkey
Oh Mr. Turkey all juicy and fat
Cooking nicely in the roaster.
Surrounded by dressing that goes splat
Made from old bread toasted.
You had such a cute name, I recall
When wrapped in netted white.
We lovingly called you "Butterball"
Looking forward to a feasting delight.
Now you're a gorgeous brown
Smelling like heaven has descended
Folks are starting to gather round
To devour you as intended.
So on this day of giving thanks
I thank you Mr. Turkey
For being there for our hungry ranks
And not being made of tofurkey.
Cooking nicely in the roaster.
Surrounded by dressing that goes splat
Made from old bread toasted.
You had such a cute name, I recall
When wrapped in netted white.
We lovingly called you "Butterball"
Looking forward to a feasting delight.
Now you're a gorgeous brown
Smelling like heaven has descended
Folks are starting to gather round
To devour you as intended.
So on this day of giving thanks
I thank you Mr. Turkey
For being there for our hungry ranks
And not being made of tofurkey.
Labels: Poetry
2 Comments:
hee hee! Aahh..., it's been awhile but I've finally gotten a chance to come back and visit my dear frustrated writer... And, as always, what a treat! I I especially enjoy all of the great Thanksgiving recipe ideas!! You've got one-turkey-stuffed girl in Washington laughing! :)
I'm looking forward to turkey leftovers. Yum!
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