"Lunch Poems" is a collection of poetry by Frank O'Hara, published in 1964. The book features a series of short, spontaneous poems that capture the essence of urban life in New York City. O'Hara's work is known for its conversational tone and vivid imagery, reflecting the experiences and emotions of everyday moments. The poems in "Lunch Poems" are often written in a free verse style, allowing for a natural flow of thoughts and feelings. O'Hara's unique approach emphasizes the importance of the present moment, making the collection a significant contribution to the New York School of poetry.