A baker’s dozen
dozen
Before ten
o’clock,
Over easy,
over hard,
Scrambled, poached,
Sunnyside,
omelets,
Ten in the
dock,
Four in
pans—life
Has no time
to intrude
On high-volume
Breakfast at
Joe’s;
Three meals
at once,
Paint the
pan with butter,
Crack ‘em, flip
‘em,
Slide ‘em on
the plate
With homefries dusted
By paprika and
toast
Popping up, going
down,
Four at a time.
Four at a time.
On the mat
Two land
yoke up,
Slide
between the slats,
The boss leans over: pay
Attention, he
says,
Try to be
the best cook
Breakfast ever
saw.
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