The New Kettle by Nancy Sherer
How many worthy, shiny pans Have fallen in my mother's hands Left boiling, roiling, burning black On the stove when she turned her back?
Will this sturdy little pot Endure where all the rest have not? So well designed, it surely oughter Survive the perilous boiling water.
Whistle loudly, prove your mettle. You're a trouper, little kettle. Let not your end be one of shame, Twisted, blackened by the flame.
Nancy Sherer
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