Cheese, What do you want from me? You sticky mouldy piece of flavour, Literal illness conjectured into 'food', Don't try to fool me with your pretty wrappers, Tied in a bow of plastic and laudable fashion, Cheddar, so generic I can barely taste it, Mozzarella, like plastic blobs of mucus I strive to avoid, Parmazon, so snooty, hair tied back, eyes dark and elegant.
Cheese, You are the devil, Dressed in white and smelly creams, Topped as some sort of ostentatious filler, I hope you burn in that oven, Hope your skin melts in agony, Until you have sullied my lunch, And I have reason to sneer and throw you away.