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Lot

Abraham's nephew,
the land that he's got.
Fate was against him,
that's saying a lot.

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Each line of the poem is a different meaning of the word "lot."

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  • live-laugh-love
    July 6
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    i honestly don't understand the diffrent meanings
    of the word lot....
    it only says it once....
    can ya help me out here?

    • A big ail
      July 7
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      The first line's Lot is Abraham's nephew.
      The second line's lot is an area of land; a lot.
      The third line's lot is a person's lot in life.
      The fourth line's lot is a lot as in plenty.

  • monkey3243
    June 30
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    i


  • just mercedes gold member
    June 30
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    very pithy


  • GotLilt
    June 30
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    LOl gotta love it!


  • Kendal Palmer gold member
    June 30
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    oh very witty!! i love it...too cool. keep sharing these! peace an dlight, kp

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