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Ordering Poems - Poems about Ordering


Kitchen Weekend
her second income helping with slicing, peeling - Love packs orders with my Love...

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Categories: ordering, business, cute love, devotion,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Ordering Breakfast At the Cafe
I would like peanut butter macaroni and cheese please. And some tasty mice on my hamburger if it is not too much trouble. The pancakes should have dollops of garbage and limburger cheese. He will have a bowl of oatmeal, his mother said, on the double. The waitress had six children of her own, so she understood well. With a...

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Categories: ordering, mother, parents,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Ordering Winter Snows-
hurry winter snow; falling, fall white silver snow; atop the trees grounds ~ falling ever down; covering the walks and roads; hurry snow, snow, Snow 11/18/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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Categories: ordering, adventure, environment, snow, winter,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Ordering Coffee At Mcdonalds
Three sweeteners please And add two packets of sugar A dab of caramel silk and two shots of chocolate milk. The woman glared at me. This is McDonald’s she said, not a Starbucks. You want all that in lemon tea? Never mind, I said, feeling foolish. I forgot that I had finally decided on tea instead of coffee. The rest of the people...

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Categories: ordering, fun,
Form: Light Verse
Ordering Online
To prove we haven’t given up, We order things online Since objects meant for future use Imply that we are fine. A sweet dessert, a case of beer Or scotch or gin or wine Can elevate our kitchen meals To ones at which we dine. Some nitrile gloves, a spiffy mask Of chic and cool design Remind us that to safety While in style we can...

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Categories: ordering, future,
Form: Rhyme



Ordering Groceries On Line
And... I need 24 quarts of 2% milk; Okay, "6 gallons of milk!" No, sir, I want 24 quarts, it stays fresher that way! But lady we only have that in Silk. Then I want twenty four plastic containers, Will you pick them up all in blue; And then divide up those six gallons, Just like I want you to do. Well, I must...

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Categories: ordering, cat, fun,
Form: Rhyme

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