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Francie Lynch
Poems
Jul 2015
Freeloaders
I'm the average
Upstanding citizen,
And ecologically wise:
I'm the one to re-cycle,
In boxes near curbside.
You wouldn't know me
By my refuse,
Those empties,
Truly, aren't mine.
I never dranka drop.
I've long since been a sop.
Whistling, cycling
On his rounds,
Comes the blue box scavanger,
Looking, knowing
I don't have
Empty bottles of liquor.
But I had my Irish cousins visit
And we've left the empties here.
I had a driving need to explain:
I never drank one drop.
The metal peddler heard my claim,
Shook his head,
Said with dismay:
Freeloaders.
As he rattled along his way.
Written by
Francie Lynch
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