[General] "I do not eat my porridge, no!"

[poetry_beak]

Nostalgically remembering this poem, I would appreciate if somebody could recite every stanza of it... :-D

_beak

 

[emsr2d2]

I'm not quite clear what you're asking. We are a text-based forum. No one here can "recite" anything to the rest of the forum. If you're looking for the full poem, I suggest you Google it.

 

[poetry_beak]

I'm not quite clear what you're asking. We are a text-based forum. No one here can "recite" anything to the rest of the forum. If you're looking for the full poem, I suggest you Google it.

Even Google could not give me an answer.
I even browsed through "The Oxford Book of Children's Verse" without success. Maybe I am not welcome here.

 

[emsr2d2]

Are you sure you've got the quote right? It sounds like Dr Seuss to me.

(You are more than welcome here!)

 

[GoesStation]

Dr. Seuss was American. He wouldn't have used the word "porridge". The quote looked to me like something Milne might have written.

 

[poetry_beak]

Today I found a poem: http://ingeb.org/Lieder/derkaspe.html
The story is similar to the one I´m remembering.

 

[poetry_beak]

Dr. Seuss was American. He wouldn't have used the word "porridge". The quote looked to me like something Milne might have written.

!
Thank you for the new clue