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An acrostic poem with the word lunch​
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An acrostic
poem with the word lunch​

User Danny Gloudemans
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Answer: lunch to eat

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Lamp fills our eyes,

under the moon so far miles,

natural ring of bare skies,

carries on lakes.

Happy he whom the skies.

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