Spam

Mary had a tin of spam 
But found she’d lost the key
She sobbed her little heart out
It was needed for her tea
A meal well planned, 
The goodies bought
Young Mary shed a tear, 
Spam sandwiches
Would not be made, 
It soon became quite clear
With table laid and fayre set out
A tempting teatime spread
Alas no meat, was there today
To lay between sliced bread
The guests were due at anytime
So, thinking on her feet
She came up with a reason
For sandwiches “sans” meat
The guests arrived at four o’clock
Said Mary, feeling edgy, 
“I’m sorry there’s no meat today
I’ve just become a veggie”

©  John W Fenn  11-08-2009
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Kendrick Avatar
August 18, 2009 at 10:37 AM
Quick on her feet. Quite a girl. Nicely written. Keep writing. Sara
Brown Avatar
August 18, 2009 at 4:28 AM
Rolling laughing with tears in my eyes from laughing. You made my day with your humor. I love it. Thank you for sharing John. Love, Carol
Richards Avatar
August 17, 2009 at 5:54 PM
Cute, so clever!! This would be a charming poem to read to children (my grandson loves Spam...he will love this poem!)
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