Judging by lensed eye,

six times as long as wide.

Pale sand in colour, marbled

with light brown groove of burnt egg.

Knots of grey as used fat

coagulating to gristle in frying pan.

Unknown wood type,

if only from ignorance of origin species.

A centimetre or so in depth.

Reasonably smooth edges

allowing for a uniform rectangle.

Some frayed jaggedness at one end.

Possible slight crack or indent at bottom.

Left side favouring straight line pattern,

while two clear ring patterns, elongated ovals,

lie one after the other on right side.

Apparent divisional line cuts through plank,

off-centre, as if to mark this separation.

Currently studying object from distance of six feet.

More detail would require closer inspection.