Blue

When I saw the blue cheese, I almost fainted. 
It was orange, and green tainted. 
What else is that in the fridge?
Something that has a moldy ridge. 
With weird fuzz and spots. 
An old pickle lets out a sigh where it rots. 
I had just thrown out a mushy peach. 
Which is sticky as a leech. 
In fact, this place is much like a swamp. 
Where mysterious creatures like to romp. 
I dipped the old pickle into the blue cheese.
The pickle fell apart with ease. 
Then, I tossed that weird creation. 
That created a horrible color in my imagination. 
I better head to a restaurant. 
Away from the old pickle and blue cheese haunt.
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