Fast Food

Tastes so Good!

By Lea Waske Published 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Robin Stickel on Unsplash

Fast food we have all heard it said

Is something to fear and to dread.

If eaten enough,

Your face you will stuff

With fats that may soon have you dead.

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Lea Waske

Although no longer a Vocal + member, every now and then, I can't resist responding to a Challenge and take time out from my other writing projects just for fun.

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Cathy holmes3 years ago
Good one, with a lot of truth. And now I want a burger.
Donna Renee3 years ago
LOL this was a great one...and I'm hungry now haha

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