Egg Poem
By Grill Master
For what does a cracked egg open?
And for whom does the butter melt?
When you griddle
And you sizzle
Like the ever-glowing sky with
a shirt over Orion’s belt
Comb the clouds and
Fix your hair.
Wash the dirt and
Find nice clothes to wear.
The proteins unravel
As the pan heats up
Closer and closer
To the time I will sup.
A gel is made of
The eggs lukewarm
No raincoats to shield
The ground from the storm.
To fry an egg is to
Separate a part from the whole
To heat so swiftly
And please the soul.