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Gravy With Mushroom For Bride and Groom

Gravy with Mushroom for Bride and Groom Where the river broke, there was a branch Which was all part of a big ranch And if you were to look on either side Cattle were seen and cowboys shouted rawhide. For a long time, they all did ride In lovely area which they did abide And every morning horses were mounted So all of the cattle could be counted. That evening all the cows settled down And the next day were homeward bound As size of herd continued to increase On life again they had a new lease. After eating much food for fodder Went to a house which is called slaughter So we could have a juicy, rare steak Along with a potato that they did bake. They took pride in their piece of meat But you can forget pickled pigs feet At first meal eaten by bride and groom Had great gravy mixed with mushroom.

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Date: 1/4/2014 5:51:00 PM
James the title just draws the reader in it is so original and the poem lives up to the title very well done,…David
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Date: 1/4/2014 2:45:00 PM
James, I could not help but read your poem, while dropping by with a comment... Sounds yummy, seems to many steps to to get there.. A fine walk, gravy mix, the better side of food..... xox~ Linda
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Date: 1/4/2014 2:43:00 PM
I did not get the last comment you left on my poem James, about not liking my poetry at all.... :(...it is okay... You have a blessing pen, maybe one day I will find my pen.
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Date: 1/5/2014 4:58:00 AM
You are not a Poet Destroyer Or even maybe an annoyer You will be a poet warrior Making us all an enjoyer. Sense of humor does beckon you And by the time I am through You will love my poems to the fullest Which by God have all been kissed. jthorn5656@atmc.net Let me hear from. We have many things to talk about.

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