¿como comes?

some words about diet

If "Chipotle," my stomach advises
Whereupon the occasion arises
I'll skip guac and rice
For pollo and spice
Which salsa affords and comprises

I take the hot, corn, and the mild
In aluminum foil compiled
With lettuce and cheese
So let us eat, please
How cheaply taste buds are beguiled

leaf me alone 

Scene 1. Me v. Shakespeare

Enter SHAKESPEARE'S IAGO, a fictional character, and HOLMES, a very real person

SHAKESPEARE's IAGO:

And let me the canakin clink, clink;

And let me the canakin clink:
A soldier's a man;
A life's but a span;
Why, then, let a soldier drink.

HOLMES:

And let me the author debunk, bunk;
The rhyme-cheating 'Speare I would flunk:
His meter, so off;
His old words make me cough;
Why, then, let a writer get drunk.

TOGETHER: Some wine, ho!
exeunt

centennial park folf 

recreating recreation

You must use the legs in the thrust
Adjust for the powers of gust
Be careful the tree
See where goeth 'bee
Or trust me, you'll go home nonplussed