In a  town called Pasta.

In a town called Pasta.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

The feud between the Linguine
and Fettuccine clan started when 
Angel hair came into town.
Besotted by her texture so smooth,
Fusilli noted she was cooked al dente.

But when Lasagne was found dead
on the floor of the kitchen by Tagliatelle;
a posse of Macaroni shells blamed Rigatoni
who sided with Fettuccine.
Later, he was found hung with the garlic.

Linguine in outrage hired the top gunslingers:
Penne, Vermicelli, Tortellini, Pappardelle,
Cannelloni, Ravioli, and Orzo
- the Magnificent Pasta Seven.

The battle was fought and won
and while the seven became five
losing Penne and Orzo,
victory was restored in the cleanup;
tomato sauce and paste were everywhere.

Meanwhile, Parmesan, a drifter looked on with Seasonings.
As for Angel hair, she fell for the Cook.
After all, it was just another
Spaghetti Western.

© 2018 andrew mitchell


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ahahaha such a fine chuckle ...i see you in the kitchen ...white apron full of flour and sauce spots ..singing Figaro ... waving your wooden spoon like Mickey in Fantasia ... aieyiyi!
reminds me of Romeo and Juliet too ... leave it to Linguine to hire the heat as Angel runs off with the cook ... she's so fine ... i wanted her to be mine :(
E.
never trust a damn pasta cook >;{

Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

lol never trust a cook fullstop! Thank you Gene for the smiles.
OMG, Andrew! This is definitely one for my library. You have more than a few great lines here, and the laughs are simply hysterical. From now on, I will forever think of this poem whenever I eat anything with tomato sauce. Much applause, my spaghetti friend! ; )

Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

Thank you Kelly, just some pasta fun! lol:)
Totally gobsmacked by this lipsmacking and finger-biting melange of western and the culinary. You are amazingly talented Andrew, take a bow and cook us a mean pasta!

Posted 6 Years Ago


θεά 

6 Years Ago

Yes, but where is my fettucine?
andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

With the cook lol
θεά 

6 Years Ago

Aren't you a tease? Creepy pasta.
Andrew dear... the Tower of Pizza is falling for you... swaying to your overtures. Having a history of being a vegetarian... I know these characters by heart, body and soul. You could rewrite the history of Pasta... and I believe you just did. A best seller in my book. truly, Pat

Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

Thank you Pat for the smile.
hahaha, this is one of the most clever writes I've seen you post, andrew. Great poem. :)

Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

Thank you muchly Tim
and Clint Eastwood played which pasta?

the noodle with no name?

Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

Still shaking my head about you and tea and coffee lol
Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

...the noodle with no name...gotta love it!
andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

lol for sure!
wow wow wow ditto a hundred wows that is my review
this is my sort of poem
I love this so much!!!! thanks
so cleverly written using the pasta symbols so funny so humerous and so much imagination here
this is a true inspiration. What an imagination you do have!!

Posted 6 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

6 Years Ago

Thank you so much for your generous and encouraging words Julie.
Julie McCarthy (juliespenhere)

6 Years Ago

most welcome !

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andrew mitchell

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