Mashed Potatoes (A Vegetarian Sonnet) Poem by Kay Bressner

Mashed Potatoes (A Vegetarian Sonnet)

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Lovely cumulus clouds they bring to mind,
a soft scoop looks just like the glowing moon,
or drift of winter snow that's bright and fine;
what magical, wonderful comfort food!

I never met a spud I didn't love,
it seems that I have been this way since birth,
baked, curly fried, garlicky, crinkle cut;
can't think of any vege with more worth

Still I ponder who was the first masher...
could tuber have been rude, offending him?
was she p.o.'d at potato? ask her;
the likelihood we'll ever know is slim

But I tell you my fat cells feel grateful
finding mashed potatoes on the table.

Monday, November 9, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: birth,sonnet
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kevin Patrick II 07 September 2026

looking up potato themed poems for ideas I found this gem. I think you have done the subject proud. Wherever you are Kay thank you for this gem

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bob jenly 04 June 2018

i like your love for potatoes

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