About Credit Cards

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    About Credit Cards

    Credit is a word with punch
    Implies to some one owns a bunch
    While in fact the word can mean
    That one's purse is very lean
    To live on credit causes stress
    Creates for some a mental mess
    Credit is combined with debt
    Too much of either lets me fret
    Credit cards may oft be handy
    some use these like chocolate candy
    To the point of reckless waste
    Creating debt with bitter taste
    I have found that checks work fine
    For buying stuff or just to dine
    Let credit cards remain with those
    Who can afford to buy great clothes
    Let cash serve all the poorer folk
    Who can't afford a credit yoke
    Paying dearly to own a card ?
    Just live without - it's not that hard!

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    dumplin commented on About Credit Cards

    10-16-2009

    The font used for this piece made it very difficult to read, however, I was able to understand must of it and it's a good poem. Thanks for sharing.
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    A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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