The Key To A Cake Poem by Douglas Scotney
The Key To A Cake
If you use 'clef' for 'knife' in France,
(as you could do, as 'a key'
and even 'a spanner' can be 'une clef' over there) ,
so you won't be given a key by a joker,
(or a spanner) ,
when you ask for a knife to cut a cake,
say, 'Un clefgateau avez-vous? '
(Even then you might be given by a joker
a list of ingredients and a how-to-do.)
Friday, February 28, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: cake,joke,language,tools
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