Porterhouse Steak Poems | Examples


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Premium Member I DON'T EAT NAW MEAT-

"Purposeful, you 
cordon, blue
 delectable edible.
Tangible Edifying
Soul most gratifying
Field to the brim over again
Land mass. Filled with weeds and grass
Much is at. filimion Porterhouse steak
Trying to stop those sensational craving
They be given up, gave it up man
I don't eat no meat, I NOW BE VEGETARIAN"


3/31/26
written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026

What's That Called?

You know that feeling at the airport
Watching passengers arrive
As you’re about to board?
Or at a restaurant
Asking for the check
As the guy at the other table is about 
To devour a 28 ounce Prime Aged Porterhouse steak? 
What about when you’re leaving the beach
Sunburned & sizzling after many hours under the scorching sun
Observing fresh incoming beachgoers unload their gear…or
On the highway,
Stuck in a bumper to bumper traffic
While others drive briskly back home
On the opposite lane…
What’s that called?

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