Winter's PleasuresA Poem by JohnLYou may have seen this before as Autumn Tastes but when I re-read its menu, Ithought I would re hash it for winter.Hallelujah! An end to salads! Bring on the bangers and mash The Mulligatawny and dried hash Red cabbage, chutney, beetroots too Vindaloo, Irish stew; Let’s have game pie, slightly high, With spicy sauce? Of course! Away with finger buffets then; In our house, feed me scouse. Bring Hot-Pot " I’ll eat the lot! Claret and stout will eke it out Rose’s Lime? ---- Not this time. Pork and beef, steak and ham, Piles of spuds to land with thuds Upon my plate - Great! Carrots, turnips, cabbage, sprout, Help to keep the winter out; For Autumn always ushers in Winter’s cold frozen hold; be bold. Rum and claret, ale and stout, Single Malt keep Jack Frost out. Hurrah for Winter’s joys, I shout. John Berry © 2010 JohnLFeatured Review
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9 Reviews Added on January 9, 2010 Last Updated on January 9, 2010 AuthorJohnLWirral Peninsula, United KingdomAboutI live in England, and love the English countryside, the music of Elgar and Holst which describes it so beautifully and the poetry of John Clare, the 'peasant poet' and Gerard Manley Hopkins, which d.. more..Writing
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