Too young to leave her
mum, this lass still
bakes -- fast -- cherry
pies.*
What's choc'late-like, with
notes of Bosc and
Danjou: pear-y
chais.
Moral:
First, eat and drink. Then -- later -- think.
* The traditional song "Billy Boy, Billy Boy"
tells of a girl who can "bake a cherry pie
in the twinkling of an eye" but is "a young
thing who cannot leave her mother."
Uly Poe pens dogg'rel verse. "Such phun," puns Uly, "I disburse." The gamut runs from spam to worse. The matter posted...? Poe's diverse -- most, postcards from his universe, replies to grudges he must nurse. My summary...? Let me be terse: a mitzva, mostly. (Not a curse.)
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