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Array ( [sid] => 120997 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Breadhead [time] => 2006-05-30 08:15:44 [hometext] => 'a poem about baking and moustaches' [bodytext] => I took some bread,
Brown bread,
Out of my pocket

It is So sexy
I am So hungry
I can't stop eating bread
Morning, noon and night

I like a slice of
Vegetarian velocity,
My philosophy
Is to digest sagacity
Like no tommorrow
Sexy bread!
My mate Ed
Once said
-This bread stuff
Is dead tough
-And cool to eat, Pete!
"Well", I thought
And I said
-I'll take you up on a wonderful
Yeast filled balloon
And we can
Make delicious
Toasted sandwiches!

My mind exploded
Into breadcrumbs
And I greedily
Blew off
The crust
Into my mouth
But that masked
The yeast taste
And merely
Made my moustache tingle

And Ed curled up, shouting
-Look at my shape!
I am mad!
And stuck
On your lip!
I looked at his shape,
In the mirror
My mad moustache
My curled Ed
I decided to shave
With a wet razor
Owned by Ed
On a loaf of bread

I have never written
About bread
Before
really, never
Is that why I am challenged,
In the bread making challenge
Where you fight
For the last loaf
With French sticks?

Yes, I suppose it is
Is anyone following this?
Listen carefully-
Are you really happy?
You too may have to fight
With sticks of bread

I never once
Thought I could
Have become a
Bread bruiser
A bagel fencer
Or even
A bap-roll defender
But I did
Butter I did!

I once fought Ed
With a big foccacia
For soup-dipping bread
I hit his head
Hard as lead
And he pinched my buns!

So let's all sing
The breadmaker's
Anthem;

Yeast yeast yeast!
Make it an inch long at least!
Put it in a tin!
Drop it in the bin!



This poem was sponsored by the breadboard of great britain
and the campaign for equal rights for moustache-wearers

____________________________________
"the hardest thing in the world can be playing your own oboe"
Jamie Ng- world yoga master 2002
[comments] => 3 [counter] => 215 [topic] => 7 [informant] => vitamin_joe [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 0 [ratings] => 0 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => HumorPoetry )
Breadhead

Contributed by vitamin_joe on Tuesday, 30th May 2006 @ 08:15:44 AM in AEST
Topic: HumorPoetry



I took some bread,
Brown bread,
Out of my pocket

It is So sexy
I am So hungry
I can't stop eating bread
Morning, noon and night

I like a slice of
Vegetarian velocity,
My philosophy
Is to digest sagacity
Like no tommorrow
Sexy bread!
My mate Ed
Once said
-This bread stuff
Is dead tough
-And cool to eat, Pete!
"Well", I thought
And I said
-I'll take you up on a wonderful
Yeast filled balloon
And we can
Make delicious
Toasted sandwiches!

My mind exploded
Into breadcrumbs
And I greedily
Blew off
The crust
Into my mouth
But that masked
The yeast taste
And merely
Made my moustache tingle

And Ed curled up, shouting
-Look at my shape!
I am mad!
And stuck
On your lip!
I looked at his shape,
In the mirror
My mad moustache
My curled Ed
I decided to shave
With a wet razor
Owned by Ed
On a loaf of bread

I have never written
About bread
Before
really, never
Is that why I am challenged,
In the bread making challenge
Where you fight
For the last loaf
With French sticks?

Yes, I suppose it is
Is anyone following this?
Listen carefully-
Are you really happy?
You too may have to fight
With sticks of bread

I never once
Thought I could
Have become a
Bread bruiser
A bagel fencer
Or even
A bap-roll defender
But I did
Butter I did!

I once fought Ed
With a big foccacia
For soup-dipping bread
I hit his head
Hard as lead
And he pinched my buns!

So let's all sing
The breadmaker's
Anthem;

Yeast yeast yeast!
Make it an inch long at least!
Put it in a tin!
Drop it in the bin!



This poem was sponsored by the breadboard of great britain
and the campaign for equal rights for moustache-wearers

____________________________________
"the hardest thing in the world can be playing your own oboe"
Jamie Ng- world yoga master 2002




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Re: Breadhead (User Rating: 1 )
by _unknown_ on Tuesday, 30th May 2006 @ 10:40:54 AM AEST
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uhm .. im sorry .. but i did not understand one word of that poem .. lol


Re: Breadhead (User Rating: 1 )
by ButchHoward on Tuesday, 30th May 2006 @ 11:13:46 AM AEST
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I understand this poem, at yeast for the most part. Hooray for the breadmaker's anthem and for mustache wearers.
Butch


Re: Breadhead (User Rating: 1 )
by vitamin_joe on Wednesday, 31st May 2006 @ 03:17:23 PM AEST
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thank you both very much flour your comments :)




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