1. What is the theme of the poem 'Table Manners'?
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Explanation:
Today's book of poetry is breaking a couple of our own rules with this post about Catriona Wright's Table Manners. Today's book of poetry only posts blogs/reviews of books we receive directly from the publisher or directly from the poet. In this case, there was third party activity. I inherited this book from another poet, who I have tons of respect for, who was thinning out her collection. Just so you know — Today's book of poetry encourages all of you to do the same, thin out your poetry collections and send the overstock here to Today's book of poetry. In exchange, we'll be happy to send two Crying Charlies to each of you.
So Today's book of poetry was reading Table Manners without an agenda. I didn't have to think or worry about whether or not I should write about it. Then Today's book of poetry started reading.
Now, Today's book of poetry longs to be a "marzipanimaniac." Today's book of poetry wants to be at a dinner party with Catriona Wright. This is poetry Anthony Bourdain would have loved, he would have read it in his kitchen and then posted it on the wall. [Today's book of poetry greatly laments the passing of Mr. Bourdain. We always admired his passion and his humane and open heart.] Wright not only burns but she cooks as well.
Table Manners is a movable feast. Wright is not only an excellent poet but clearly a gastronome as well. This banquet doesn't stop with one pleasure, this feast is for all the senses. Catriona Wright's ribald sense of humour is a properly oiled cornucopia.
Think Julia Child cooking with a willing Erica Jong, or Martha Stewart supplying her level of expertise to a baking dominatrix. Yes, this poetry is as fun as it sounds.
Answer:
the theme of the poem 'table manners' is extracted from our daily life activities and to explore about the food,foodism and food ritvals..