Put - Revised

You say you want lots of rum? Put it in a big fat drum. Cooking oils put in drums too. Soy or canola will do. Put your hands in a basin. Want a jar? How about a Mason? In a jar, you can put jam, but probably not a ham. Flour you can put into a bowl. Lay flat for biscuits. Roll and roll. Sugar put into a bowl with flour. Add in things not sour! Put your trash in a bin. In a glass pour your gin. Soup or a drink put in a cup. All night in comfort you can sup. In our sky God put stars. In cartons man put cigars. In cartons too you can put milk. On your hair put a scarf of silk. Put good fruit into a pail. In your mailbox stick your mail. Many things you can put in a box. Things from Amazon, clocks and rocks. Coins I might put in a pouch; cash in cushions of my couch. In my bag I put such things as lipstick, cash, strings or rings. In your lunchbox put a banana. Bikinis, though, put in a cabana! Santa puts gifts in a sack. Shirts you put both front and back. Folks put liquids in a jug. Liquids hot go in a mug. A lot of fluid put in a vat. I don’t think most folks own that. In a bathtub put your body, using bath salts – not too shoddy. Put your wool things in a sink. But dry hot not, or it will shrink! You can put upon a tray things not too big down to lay. Last, should all a body burn, it’s good to hold it in an urn. Jan. 24, 2023 for the Lipogram Poetry Contest of Emile Pinet