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more snacks


tip-toeing to get a bite

been hungry all night

I think, “this can’t be right…”

I fall down the stairs; couldn’t take flight

 

I land hard on my face

look at the fridge, its cold light I embrace

get up, open it, find something to taste

all this food in there would be going to waste

 

ham, cheese, bread, butter

some mustard to smother

I could make a sandwich like my mother’s

food makes me smile like no other

 

scarf it down real quick

then get a popsicle, have a lick

the icy fruitiness sure did stick

then a bowl of oatmeal, nice and thick

 

apples, oranges, some grapes

iced coffee, cold lava cake

leftover pasta, leftover steak

sure is great to eat after you bake

 
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Wired6
<p>Really like the mischievousness of this poem Jawkson.&nbsp;</p><p>Keep it up. X</p>

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