Say Cheese

SAY CHEESE A block of blue with some scrumptious salad veins. White american melted over my toasted hot philly and wizz creatively squirted on crackers entertain. Stinky limburger a treat — a clothespin-nose silly. Shredded, sliced or block — I’ll hide cheese in my sock! Cheddar logs, mild and sharp, on holiday platter, I’d eat til sneak-Santa swaps for cookies and milk. Boursin smoothed out over snackable treats and chatter. When the kids go to bed - white wine and saanin silk. Ooh the smooth and yummy melt and grilled in my tummy! A fondue pot with skewered vegetables and bread, so gooey warm and stringy strung around my tongue. Weighed out in ounces, yellow and white wed — marbleized, or a brie wedge for the old or young. Peeled and spread with accoutrement blithe! 11/18/2018 Write a poem about cheese contest/Barry Stebbings