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2/5/2025 for First Underground Nuclear Kitchen (FUNK) Poetry Contest sponsored by Robert James Liguori

First Underground Nuclear Kitchen

Hey buddy, let me tell you what's goin' down.
Listen closely, you'll hear the sound
of my kitchen, underground.

What I'm cookin' is so hot, as it were,
you might call it nuclear.
I'll make some for him, some for her.

I churn out the grub, hot and fast.
My cooking's like a firehose blast.
As much as I make, it won't last.

I put some dough on a sheets-a
where a jalapeno and mushroom meets-a
you've got yourself a red-hot pizza.

Hey man, I'm cookin' - don't you worry.
No time to waste.  I'm in a hurry,
I'll need peppers for this veggie curry.

Time for burritos and enchiladas -
pull up and eat, this ain't the Ramada.
I've invited the Spanish armada.

For blazing chow,  you are itchin'?
Grab a knife and chop.  Come on, pitch in.  
It's the first underground nuclear kitchen.
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mysore Avatar
March 6, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Ah! congratulations on your win dear poet. Cheers!!!
Crandall Avatar
March 6, 2025 at 8:29 PM
Thanks Thriveni!
Liguori Avatar
March 5, 2025 at 3:58 AM
Another really fun poem!!! I love it!!! Congrats on your placement. Iron Maiden is next!!!
Crandall Avatar
March 5, 2025 at 7:55 AM
Thanks Robert! Bring it on!
Mckeithan Avatar
February 5, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Whew--too hot for me. I dont see any ghost peppers on the menu. Sounds like a kitchen hotter than the original Atom bomb! Good one Dave
Crandall Avatar
February 5, 2025 at 2:24 PM
those are actually some of my favorite things to cook. I like spicy food.
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