Made With Real Cheese
Oh you supremely cheesy snack
That is often taken for granted.
How you fulfill our salty palate.
You that are baked and made
With only real cheese;
Middle proudly popping up
Like a pillow made to rest
On our waiting tongue.
You are the memory of a drunken night
With friends; stomach rumbling at three
In the morning for a crunchy refreshment.
You are the non-perishable superior
To that from which you came.
Each bite of your deliciously square-ness
Our mouth becomes a microwave
For the savory cheese to melt in;
A shower in a never ending
Geyser of cheese, each crumb
As satisfying as the last.
You are left to lie in your
Dark cardboard coffin
Until you are set free
By a hungry fan
Only to be digested.
That is often taken for granted.
How you fulfill our salty palate.
You that are baked and made
With only real cheese;
Middle proudly popping up
Like a pillow made to rest
On our waiting tongue.
You are the memory of a drunken night
With friends; stomach rumbling at three
In the morning for a crunchy refreshment.
You are the non-perishable superior
To that from which you came.
Each bite of your deliciously square-ness
Our mouth becomes a microwave
For the savory cheese to melt in;
A shower in a never ending
Geyser of cheese, each crumb
As satisfying as the last.
You are left to lie in your
Dark cardboard coffin
Until you are set free
By a hungry fan
Only to be digested.
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