The Great Turkey Pilgrimage of Maharaja Rich
On Christmas morn in Ogmore fair, The Maharaja rose from his royal chair, But doom befell the festive plan. The oven died with a wheezing fan. No turkey roasting, no gravy steam, Just seven souls and a fading dream. Yet Rich, undaunted, stroked his chin: “Fear not, my friends, this feast begins.” Two chariots revved in the winter light, A convoy born of culinary plight. Seventy‑five miles through wind and frost, With sprouts and stuffing carefully tossed. To Nano Maharaja’s distant hall, Where pots were mighty and ovens tall, They bore the bird like sacred gold, A Christmas quest in legends told. The turkey sizzled, browned, and sang, The kitchen filled with festive clang. They carved and feasted, laughed and cheered, For victory tasted richly seared. Then back t...