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Woman on the Corner Listening to an Old Man Babble
she smiles down at him
in his chair
gasping
through her nose
at every twist and turn
of his story--
she's got a booger like a bell end
and he won't stop talking
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Paul,
Is there something on your face?
Oh! It'snot.
Evidently a true recollection from an actual event.
It reminds me of the time I went to Gene's Hamburger place, a place I frequented often, until the serving woman came to the table with our orders with a big ole dried bugger hanging precariously out her nose. It was the last time I went to Gene's.
I never wrote a poem about it, I really don't know why!
Best
dale
How long after picking up the brush, the first masterpiece?
The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.
just mercedes
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I love this! 'a bell end' made me laugh
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This is a real life observance poem.This reminded me of our crossing guard who would get icicles dripping off his nose in the cold winter when he'd walk me across busy Warren Road. I would bring him hot chocolate because he didn't have to be there.
there's always a better reason to love