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 |    A poem a day keeps the cobwebs off my keyboard. |
| The modern kitchen would seem to be the model of prime efficiency. Designed to free my time and yours, from unappealing kitchen chores. The dishes clang, go swish and swash while in the big machine they’re washed. The coffee’s cold, but a finger wave reheats it in the microwave. The clothes tumble around the dryer, as bacon crisps in the air fryer. Everything’s fine while appliances run But how can you tell which one is done? For musically they were made to confuse and conspire, manufactured so that just one annoying beep was required, and with that monotone they sing like a choir. 15 lines Writen for "The Daily Poem"  Write a poem where the objects in your kitchen are plotting against you in absurd ways. You must ensure: Your poem is between eight (8) and fifteen (15) lines long. You poem tells us why the kitchen is plotting against you. You use at least three (3) different kitchen objects/appliances, except: You may NOT use Knives or forks |
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