Present Day Shopper
Who goes to market to buy a fat pig
When children's rhymes are all but near extinct
Today our grocery stores are chuck fill
Enough lables, fill the basket with fig
Tap tapping on key boards no need of ink
Who goes to market to buy a fat pig
When children's rhymes are all but near extinct
What ever you do hold onto your wig
Don't let it perish in the kitchen sink
Nor let it be damaged in just a blink
Who goes to market to buy a fat pig
When children's rhymes are all but near extinct
Today our grocery stores are chuck fill
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Challenge: to write
A Chaucerian Roundel: 13 lines — 3 stanzas divided into 3 lines (tercet); 4 lines (quatrain); 6 lines (sestet),
usually 10 syllables per line as iambic pentameter; rhyme scheme: A B1 B2/a b A B1/a b b A B1 B2.
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It feels like we have lost the connection to the process of food itself.
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