A tale of two plates by Charles Kitchens.

Just for fun.

A tale of two plates by Charles Kitchens.

For the party they said.

"Just bring a plate!"

 So I did, but first 

I thought I'll bring a bowl

I wanted to be different.

But then, I felt hungry

so I brought a platter;

a huge oval plate!

I was worried though!

What if....

my plate got too close to another plate,

and hit it off!

You can never trust plates,

especially when they bath together.

Not surprised, I saw fork 

run off with the spoon;

typical party scenario.

But I didn't see knife!

Strange!

Later, I heard

he was stuck somewhere

or spreading something!

It was then I took plate home,

things got really messy,

twas a Greek Wedding

you know.

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

this is just too clever and amusing...thank you for the smile, today, andrew.
i am reminded of "Soap"

Lester Plate not remembering he was Chester Tate.

j.

[andrew mitchell]

you're welcome J, thank you for reading.

[Einstein Noodle]

started laughing with the title and enjoyed the party all the way there and all the way home .. and there is a wide opening for the next chapter .. mother gooses dish washer ... bruahahahaha! or the nice version ..mother goose's dish washer uses joy ;)
E.

[andrew mitchell]

I'm glad the title got you to read E.:)

[Coyote Poetry]

I wanted some photos my friend. I liked the story of the food. You create interesting situation and I liked the ending. Thank you Andrew for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you John for your kind words.

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome Andrew.