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Stephen Whiteside
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Logjam

Post by Stephen Whiteside » Mon Mar 17, 2014 7:38 pm

Log Jam

Raspberry jam is tangy.
Strawberry jam is sweet.
Apricot jam's delicious.
Blackberry jam's complete.

Gooseberry jam is goosey.
Blueberry jam is blue.
Peach jam is nutritious.
Fig jam's dandy too.

All of these jams are yummy,
And marmalade's ripper too,
But log jam, log jam, log jam
Is the jam that sees me through.

First you have to cut the logs,
Then boil them for a week,
And even then you sometimes get
A splinter through your cheek,

But it's chewy. It's bulky. It's filling.
It's value for money. It's cheap,
And sometimes you get to chew it again
In the dead of the night, as you sleep.

You can have all your fancy flavours.
Though 'fruits of the forest' they be,
I like my jam from the forest itself.
Log jam's the one for me!

© Stephen Whiteside 17.03.2014
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Re: Logjam

Post by Neville Briggs » Mon Mar 17, 2014 9:16 pm

Righto... :shock:
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Re: Logjam

Post by william williams » Tue Mar 18, 2014 8:49 am

does it come in the flavours of hardwood cedar or pine Stephen?

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Re: Logjam

Post by Stephen Whiteside » Tue Mar 18, 2014 3:11 pm

Yep. Sure does.
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