Poem A Day: Hunger For More
HUNGER FOR MORE
My stomach is grumbling,
Like a storm thundering,
I need to get to the kitchen,
And cook up some chicken,
Some green beans,
With some macaroni and cheese,
Baked beans well seasoned,
I smell my next-door neighbor cooking,
And they teasing,
I need to unleash the inner-chef in me,
And make some chicken noodles with peas,
I don’t like black-eyed peas,
Because I be thinking they looking at me,
I feeling kind of Italian,
So, I’m going to get me some lasagna and spaghetti,
Some bread sticks on the side,
Can’t forget dessert, a slice of pie,
I’m a tenth French that’s why I eat fries,
Put a little mashed potatoes on my plate,
And I’m straight,
Add some cabbage, and I’m so gay,
I want to eat like it’s Thanksgiving Day,
With some turkey and ham on my plate,
Give me all five of the food groups, I’m nutritious,
But then again, I want cookies and cakes,
I’m swaying from my diet getting seditious,
Pour some Gatorade in my chalice,
And I’ll wait about and hour,
My stomach is grumbling,
And moving in a continuous motion,
I’m just so hungry.
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