Ode To Mcdonald's Hash Browns

Forbidden Pleasure This morning I had a Hash brown Something I almost never do It was greasy and hot And I liked it a lot I was sorely tempted To go back and buy two The girlish squeals from my booth Were embarrassing in truth But I simply could not Contain my delight The smile on my face Could not be erased As it only grew wider With each bite One hundred fifty calories Seemed as naught to my belly As I scarfed the last morsel down And I was not really conscious Of regret or guilty conscience Only the memory Of that Heavenly …Hash Brown…
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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