Encouraging the use of lack as a verb and lack of as a noun.
I lack this, I lack that.
I don’t even have a cat.
I lack money. It ain’t funny.
I can’t even put food in my tummy.
Whenever lack is a verb, you need only one word
But if lack is a noun you need lack of (lack of lack)
I lack tact. It’s a fact.
It’s the reason I got sacked.
A lack of work, everywhere I lurk.
All my friends now think I’m a jerk.
Whenever lack is a verb, you need only one word
But if lack is a noun you need lack of (lack of lack)
I lack vision, I can’t make a decision.
You know I’m better off being in prison.
A lack of grammar, is worse than a stammer,
For a man who can’t use a hammer.
Whenever lack is a verb, you need only one word
But if lack is a noun you need lack of (lack of lack)
I lack taste, even in toothpaste,
Buying nice things is a waste.
I lack friends, coz I don’t follow trends,
So I’m stuck at home at the weekends.
Whenever lack is a verb, you need only one word
Whenever lack is a verb, you need only one word
But if lack is a noun you need lack of, lack of, lack of (lack of lack)