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Free Lunch Poems - Poems about Free Lunch


Premium Member Free Lunch
Backbone in pieces left stressed, to put in work no interest; You want a free lunch yet binge 'Candy Crush'; No wonder you are depressed....

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Categories: free lunch, depression, emotions, humor, introspection,
Form: Limerick
No Free Lunch
Cat under the bird feeder, angry squirrels show their teeth, scamper along high branches. Birds eye the seeds dare not. Nobody eats. ...

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Categories: free lunch, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Today's Free Lunch
for those of us who grew up on the farm rammed down our throats that there’s no such thing as a free lunch still keeping our nose tightly to the grind such days bursting now with feelings of entitlement reach worlds beyond our boggled comprehension AP: Honorable Mention 2020 Posted on February 17, 2020...

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Categories: free lunch, change, people, society, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member No Free Lunch
No Free Lunch Written: by Tom Wright 8-6-2016 Everything in life comes with a price, And oft times the toll appears great. Maybe cost was rooted in bad advice, And we hoped situations would abate. But whatever the case we always pay, Sometimes the defrayal runs for years. Seldom is payment incurred for a day, And often, interest is paid with tears. ...

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Categories: free lunch, life,
Form: Lyric
No Free Lunch Nor Free Supper
No free lunch nor free supper Offered in this expensive life; When one pays for his breakfast, The high price cuts him like a knife. Every good meal has a value, Coming from the fruits of labor; Anyone who is lazy or slothful Should never eat food nor savor. It's impossible for a man To possess something for nothing; Money...

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Categories: free lunch, life,
Form: Quatrain



No Free Lunch
A scientist pursuing research— with disinterested curiosity, Poets distancing themselves— from personal emotions, from ‘personality’ (in Eliot’s idiolect), A sportsperson focusing on the event— not obsessed with results, demonstrating sporting spirit, Anyone doing their karma— regardless of results, as characterized in Indian scriptures, notably the Gita— All these are instances of detachment— Of varying degrees And of course in various domains. Thus, they all fit into a paradigm. The old order...

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Categories: free lunch, irony, satire, society,
Form: Free verse
Free Lunch
There’s no such thing as a free lunch Waiter, hurry up with that brunch! And tell my nursemaid to wax my toupee Oh, barber be careful when you shave You can’t have healthcare and your cake too Be careful what you do When you vote for a rotund feline We wade in your tax money, it’s divine Pull up your bootstraps Bobby Oh, these...

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Categories: free lunch, political,
Form: Rhyme
Free Lunch
FREE LUNCH Poet, they name me, and then ask for a verse: Especial for someone they hold in their hearts; Rarely considering my oft empty purse - Really a wallet, he muttered, self-conscious - Yet brand stores for blank cards: them they’ll reimburse. Muted thanks mumbled by even the staunchest Coolly avoiding the pockets at haunches. Dubious looks given freely instead As they wonder...

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Categories: free lunch, business, emotions, humor, hurt,
Form: Acrostic
No Free Lunch
one way or nuther itell you my brother here what i say some way you pay this is just a hunch there's NO FREE LUNCH...

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Categories: free lunch, adventure, forgiveness,
Form: Light Verse

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