Small Talk

Small Talk

A Poem by Spoken
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about superficial conversations

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You ask how I'm doing and I say
"Oh, I can't complain."
Knowing you don't really care anyway.
We engage in a waltz of words,
You step left with an "It's a beautiful day."
I match with a "yeah, it's ok."
We trample the floor 
leaving a trail of empty expressions.
Novice to society's hold on
naked conversations.
You tell a second grade
"Why did the chicken cross the road?" joke.
I bellow a faux, robust chuckle
As our rhythm of small talk
comes to a peak
We saunter to sulk
and rub our mind's feet
Our fastidious adieus 
show our raw couths
Our tongues still tingle with numbness
Oh how did the beauty of words 
come to this?

© 2021 Spoken


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Just wait for Ai to really take hold.

There will eventually be tax incentives for dating. Jerkin' off is already almost a better time if you do it properly. Humans need to breed though... : o

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Added on April 17, 2021
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