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Eating Poetry: Life With Poetry
Eating Poetry: Life With Poetry
Eating Poetry: Life With Poetry
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Eating Poetry is a collection of poems that explores the beauty and complexity of life. This book, takes readers on an emotional journey through love, loss, and everything in between. Each poem is a snapshot of a moment in time, capturing the essence of what it means to be human. Eating Poetry is a book that will leave you feeling inspired and moved. Whether you're a poetry lover or new to the genre, this collection is a must-read for anyone who wants to experience the power of words.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherChloe Gilholy
Release dateApr 29, 2023
ISBN9798223940340
Eating Poetry: Life With Poetry
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Chloe Gilholy

Chloe Gilholy is a healthcare worker from Oxfordshire. She published her first poem when she was eight and she hasn't stopped since. 

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    Eating Poetry - Chloe Gilholy

    Welcome To Celebrity Culture

    Welcome to celebrity culture,

    Where gold vultures lurk at every corner.

    To keep up, act like a virgin,

    Until you're sliced by a surgeon.

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    Live on a diet of kale and cocaine,

    To numb the pain and keep you sane.

    Bubblegum boulevards with red carpets and the arts

    A glittering world where fame never departs.

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    There's no limit to what you can earn,

    No limit to what you can spend and burn.

    A contract for this, a gig for that,

    Just sign your name, and wear your hat.

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    But beware, they'll take 10% of your soul,

    And other companies want 110% to roll.

    It's the best deal in Hollywood, they say,

    But don't forget to read the fine print all the way.

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    Jump under the covers, they promise no strings attached,

    A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but it's not a catch.

    But wait, you know what? Forget it all!

    I'll stick to what I do best, heed my call.

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    I'll keep my dignity, my sanity,

    And reject a life of mediocrity and vanity.

    For all that glitters is not gold,

    And I'll choose the real over the sold.

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    In a world where values are lost and bent,

    I'll stay true to myself, with no need to repent.

    So no thanks! To avoid the pitfalls and wild gimmicks,

    I'll stick to my tea and biscuits!

    Home is Home

    I am of no fixed address; I am a guest on this planet.

    Being rich and famous would be my own worst nightmare,

    And so would a lifetime of CEO slavery and tax.

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    The world is not run with best interests in mind.

    And so I take comfort in the little things in life;

    The coffee art and online scribbles with our favourite

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    People and do the things that gives us joy

    Hobbies connect us and our achievements are mighty.

    Where all the moments are is where I plant my home.

    I have given everything I have to get to this place.

    This Is My England

    My little space of tranquillity has shaken

    Beneath the earthquakes by corruption.

    We are black and white, and everything in between.

    This is my home. This is my England.

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    Saturday nights are always epic

    Weather your out in the clubs

    Or curled up to a take-away and the TV

    This is my home. This is my England.

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    Friendships form and friendships break.

    Some shatter and some fade away.

    United and separated by radical loonies.

    This is my home. This is my England.

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    We come together for the good and the bad.

    We bake cakes and make tea to add a smile

    On our neighbours' faces.

    This is my home. This is my England.

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    We have many cultures condensed into one place.

    We build communities and become one family.

    We shine together and celebrate

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