Poets have been mysteriously silent on the subject of cheese.
Gilbert K(eith) Chesterton b. May 29, 1874
With ease the novice rhymes of cheese,
And fills his master with unease:
No big cheese writes a cheesy poem.
He cuts the cheese from stately tome.
Think I'm gonna have to write a cheese poem now. So true, this is one poetically undervalued milk product. :)
ReplyDeleteBravo, what words..., an excellent idea
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