A Trespass of Swine

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Considerations of humanity and hogritude, because an insufficiency of pigs is one of the great faults of all that the gods have made manifest to man.

Bacon, Poetry and Love

Looking for poetry featuring pigs or bacon?

Porkopolis.org has an extensive collection of poetry that features pigs and bacon. You can start searching for more in the Best Loved Pig Poetry section or just use the search box to your right.

You’re salty and greasy and smoky as sin
But of all grub we love you the best.

from Bacon by ‘Badger’ Clark

bacon fried

I have added the poem Bacon by Badger Clark to the poetry section of the Library.

Charles “Badger” Clark, Jr., (1883-1957) wrote cowboy poetry through a forty-year career as America’s most successful cowboy poet. His poem “A Cowboy’s Prayer” is probably one of the best known Western poems of that genre; and Clark’s book of poetry,  Sun and Saddle Leather (1915) is still in print today.

Bacon - A Love Story by Heather Lauer

Also, Heather Lauer over at Bacon Unwrapped has a new book about bacon coming out this May from William Morrow Publishing. A hardcover (yea!) with 244 pages of fun, facts, recipes and resources about the best meat ever.

You can check it out and pre-order a copy like me at:

Bacon: A Love Story – A Salty Survey of Everybody’s Favorite Meat by Heather Lauer.

Editor’s Note:

Porkopolis.org has an extensive collection of poetry that features pigs. You can start searching for more in the Best Loved Pig Poetry section.

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