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Elizabeth Bishop (Элизабет Бишоп)


Lines Written in the Fannie Farmer Cookbook


You won’t become a gourmet cook 
By studying our Fannie’s book-- 
Her thoughts on Food & Keeping House 
Are scarcely those of L’evi-Strauss. 
Nevertheless, you’ll find, Frank dear, 
The basic elements are here. 
And if a problem should arise: 
The Souffl’e fall before your eyes, 
Or strange things happen to the Rice 
--You know I love to give advice. 

                Elizabeth
                Christmas, 1971 
          

* Forbidden word 
** Forbidden phrase 


P.S. Fannie should not be underrated; 
She has become sophisticated. 
She’s picked up many gourmet* tricks 
Since the edition of ’96.



Elizabeth Bishop's other poems:
  1. Crusoe in England
  2. To Be Written on the Mirror in Whitewash
  3. View of the Capitol from the Library of Congress
  4. Strayed Crab
  5. Large Bad Picture


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