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Lunchbox Poems - Poems about Lunchbox


I Left A Note In Your Lunchbox, Try Not To Eat It
This weather's got my notebook sweating, so I apologize for the wrinkled pages. This note's intended for the lonely- for those people who don't have anyone to put cute little notes in their lunchboxes, or for those children whose parents send them to school hungry. I just wanted to remind you that: you're the greatest...

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Categories: lunchbox, cute, cute love, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Strawberry Cake Lunchbox
With a backpack on her back she waves me goodbye as my heartstrings pull tight I smile, but I don't cry My little girl is starting school day, with a gleam in her eye she says " momma I'm ready" is the bus here yet ? The house sits empty and the only sound is the sound...

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Categories: lunchbox, appreciation, childhood,
Form: Narrative



Lunchbox By Mom
A lunchbox full of healthy food Prepared by mom, she made it good Cold, hard but sometimes delicious For me who is always precious When left untouched mom would get mad Worried for my health to be bad Told me to bring it back home empty Mom wants me to be strong and hefty...

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Categories: lunchbox, childhood, food, kids, student,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member It Was Hidden In His Lunchbox
I wrote my hubby a little note and this is what it said Be home early tonight, I’ll be waiting in our bed I put it in his lunchbox and sent him on his way Hoping he’d be home early so I would get a lay The day passed by so quickly and I was ready for some action Put...

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Categories: lunchbox, fantasy, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
The Lunchbox
At four forty five, which does draw near, As food and drinks are thrown away, I'll live to see another day, In dishes and Tubberware, I've emptied all my mealtime wares, left all alone, like a puppy at the pound, Until morning comes around, Then I'll go home, and I'll come back, filled-up with brand new meals and snacks....

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Categories: lunchbox, food,
Form: Diamante




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