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Created on: January 12, 2009
Food Labels
Fifty percent less fat
Than the regular
With no hydrogenated oils,
Preservatives or cholesterol
Stand out for attention.
Vanilla cake with
Mystery words are out of the mix.
Fair trade cup of the old Joe's kind has perks and
Salt of the sea and sauce of the soy
With red wine, balsamic, and rice vinegar,
Make a splash in my book.
Macaroni of the bleached kind
Is now discriminated against
The dark wheat kind,
And yet some
Wheat Thins really aren't
What they claim.
It all comes down to a label
Because nothing processed
Is something gained.
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Poetry: Food
"One Last Round"
Something for which you worked so hard
Has got you eating a heavy plate of remorse marred.
But we've been
Do I eat to live, or live to eat?
The sweet smell of baked delicious items filling the air
The look of a tender juicy steak,
by Ana Paula
FOOD
Capture me with your Sweetness
Enthrall me with your taste
Linger on my tongue
Before going to my waist
Seduce me with your
If I could be anything, I'd be a crepe
The epitome of beauty and joy
A light, fluffy pancake of circular shape
Sheer ecstasy
"IT'S UP TO US"
None of us get alive, that certainly is true
But I'm not fond of chemicals in all my food, are you?
No thank
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