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Burrito Bell


By: Cole Rains

 

Burritos are great,

but tacos I hate, 

I will throw it away,

if one lands on my plate.

Meat they call beaf,

unnaturally orange cheese,

served from a place,

thats full of disease.

I think taco bell,

should be closed down,

for being the worst . . .

food in the town.

they just suck your money,

up like mosquitos,

and that is why,

I prefer burritos,

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