A fairy tale from the culinary and linguistic series “Table Poems for Children.” Imitation of the gangster poems of Roald Dahl, known for his cynical interpretations of “Snow White”, “Cinderella”, “Little Red Riding Hood” and other Western European fairy tales. In "Kolobok" the emphasis is placed on the spelling of derived prepositions, which are so called because they are derived from other parts of speech, most often from nouns (which are also present in the text). In addition, the adverbs “towards”, “finally”, the adverbial words “hardly”, “like”, as well as the conjunctions “due to the fact that”, “due to the fact that”, “instead of” and other confusing constructions are used . By the way a person says: “upon arrival” or “upon arrival,” others draw conclusions about his culture and respect for his native language. Many people think that “upon arrival” sounds clumsy, but nothing can be done - these are the rules. Take it easy gangster poems will help.