Chunk Poems - Poems about Chunk

Do not develop the habit of spying and prying on people, trying to compare yourself and getting mad if you see something that you don't like or someone better than you. If you do that everyday, you will die in no time. For, life is not all about besting others, it's more about besting yourself....

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Random trinkets tossed into a box Costume jewelry, or so they thought, Came a jeweler with a loup, a sly fox Sorted junk, for a treasure he sought With luck he hit paydirt this fine day He found a genuine ruby, rather large, Passed over like an old chunk of glass Showing it to the estate lady in charge She hissed, “as marked!”...

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The more chunk you take from the earth, The more unstable the earth is it for you. Poison the earth, the earth shall poison you....

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had been a huge hunk a baptist who we did dunk was a lot of bunk...

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C-hunk of rapture H-as brought pure delight; R-eplacing the dark clouds I-n the sky shining bright. S-hadows have disappeared, T-wilight has just faded; I-n August nineteenth day, N-ight cold chill has E-nded. L-arge amount of thrill A-llows you to feel pleasure; M-illion mirth truly makes A-nother chunk of R-apture....

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There once was an old man from Thomaston Who said old rats like cheese like young rats, son ~~My favorite shoes sport rat~~ ~~Who eats chunk cheese where he sat~~ Constant reminder of old man with pun (About a year before my father died at age 96, we went to a funeral and a lady of about 38 to 43 years...

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Chunk of cheddar, Glass of wine, One would think Things were fine But it was his farewell His last salute To a life Where death had Taken too much From his soul Now all he wished To crawl in a hole Chunk of cheddar, Glass of wine, "Sure, my friend, all is fine!" One too many taken from him One too many made his hope dim So chunk of cheddar, Rather share it...

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