Coffee shopA Poem by ARLorenzWritten while in a funk in a local coffee shopI choose a table in the middle To feel like I'm part of the rush. Regulars are identified by their silence Receiving their drinks without need for a word. I stumble over my order... One small? tall? short? Fat ameri-frappé please hold the dairy... I'm certain I did it wrong Every hole in the wall has its own lingo To distinguish those in the know From those who wandered in
I'm a wanderer, without a doubt The man behind me is impatient He's one of the silent ones Unsmiling in his dress shirt I wish I were a real person like him Who knew to say short instead of small And didn't sit alone at tables Writing phrases no one cares to read. © 2016 ARLorenzFeatured Review
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4 Reviews Added on June 24, 2016 Last Updated on June 24, 2016 AuthorARLorenzPAAboutI'm unsure how to construct this About Me section. What do you want to know? I write about myself in an exaggerated fashion. This keeps me honest and critical. I don't read poems much but that'.. more..Writing
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