Bagels Poems - Poems about Bagels

A hands-on workshop was such fun In Montreal today. We made real bagels, all from scratch In a yummy, local way. Our teacher made us feel at home (Makes sense - he lives there, too!) As, patiently, he demonstrated What we had to do. Eleven of us washed our hands And tied our aprons on, Then measured the ingredients And mixed ‘til they were...

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One day Gaia was doodling with sharp twig, on scribbly gum. "Note to Self" These big-brained bipeds are getting far too cocky for their britches. All the dumb-arses are becoming smarty-pants. These bloody bipeds are building bloody big Babel information towers all over the place. Plagiarism is rife, There's no room for original thought any more when: Google stores every word, every phase, every sentence, everything that...

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A lot of work and effort it does not take. In fact, these treats are very simple to make. They don’t require a lot of time to bake. You need flour, water, and yeast to make the dough. Adding a little honey is also a fine way to go. Mix everything together and let the stuff rise. In just a couple...

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Bagels as hot as pancakes for a quick breakfast; I breathe in their tempting smell and get excited: happy as a kid, I munch on one!...

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Bobby Burroughs bought a bunch of butter bagels, Bundled in a butter bagel box. But Bobby Burroughs found the bagels bitter, So Bobby bought a box of better lox....

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