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Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, Buddhism, enlightenment, habits, humour, meditation, poetry, tea, UK poet, Uk poetry, writing, Yorkshire poet
My tea is too hot,
my tea is too cold,
my tea is too sweet,
the milk is too old.
The toast is too burnt,
it’s not brown enough,
I wanted white bread,
Oh no… not the crust!
I can’t find my jam,
the banana’s got spots,
there is no fruit knife,
the apple’s got rot!
The porridge is lumpy,
I can taste tahini,
I’ve added some milk,
and now it’s too creamy!
I’ve lost my spot,
someone else is sat there,
I wanted to sit,
in my favourite chair.
I’m trapped in a corner,
I’m sat in a draft,
I’m too near the door,
Oh! All this is daft!
I should just be grateful,
that I’m here today,
living and breathing,
the middle way.
it’s ten twenty four,
we meditate in a bit,
I stand at the door,
now where shall I sit?
This cushion’s too high,
this cushion’s too low,
this cushion’s too lumpy,
and on it goes…
© The Perfect Breakfast 24.11.2013
by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
English: I took this picture. Grilled cheese sandwich with white bread, American cheese, and tomato soup. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
A distant relative of Goldilocks? 🙂
Cute poem.
Haha – oh yes!
Thank you 🙂
“lol” 😀
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Perhaps the ‘imperfect breakfast’ or maybe just the ‘usual breakfast’;
oh well, they should stay home & cook their own breakfast…
Haha or the unsatisfactory breakfast 🙂
It does sound a bit like Goldilock’s breakfast, doesn’t it?
It most certainly does – thankfully no bears on the scene 🙂
An ungrateful little Goldilocks. Lovely poem
She certainly is dissatisfied 🙂
Thank you for leaving a comment Meka 🙂
Alex
You’re welcome 🙂
I love the poem!
It reminds me of the quote I saw yesterday:
“One should not complain that rose has thorns,
one should be grateful that thorny bush has roses”
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Now that is a very good quote 🙂
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Reminds me of breakfast with the children… usually just as we are running late for school…
Haha yes indeed! 🙂
Hehehehe 😀
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