Meals Are Better With Friends
A poem about sharing your burdens
If words were food
And paper a plate
And you were served
Every moment awake
With a list of to-dos
Growing longer by the day
It’d be hard to take in
And catch up or get a break
To add to the trouble
Is that lump in your throat
From that worry causing tears
You fight back... don’t choke!
See life can be hard
Serving you seconds and thirds
And throwing in dessert
Don’t jumble those words!
But yet it gets fumbled, stirred, and mixed
Like carrots with cheese and pretzel sticks
Not a good flavor
But what can you do
Your plate is now a table
And overflowing too
But look a solution
Is right in your face
Your table has chairs
That surround it with grace
But how can you ask
For friends to come feast
It’s simple,"Hello,
Would you like to come eat?"
And it’s ok if they bring their own "fine china"
To what you feel is a rundown diner
Let them share their meals
And you share yours
Soon enough the food
Will stop it’s down pour
It will no longer feel
Like a free fall of meals
But soon just an appetizer
Maybe dessert if you will
And ain’t nothing better than
Free salsa and chips
Or some of that lava cake
With ice cold cool whip
See meals are always better
Shared with your friends
You just have to remember
To let them come right on in!
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