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Found Poem at Port Arthur

Leon Shann

Apr 01 2009

1 mins

The Menu

Sunday:            Junk and Duff

Monday:           Hog and Peas Soup

Tuesday:           Bread, Junk and Duff

Wednesday:     Hog, Peas and Duff

Thursday:         Junk and Duff

Friday:              Hog and Peas Soup

Saturday:          Junk and Bread

Note: Junk is salt pork, duff suet pudding

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