Waitress tortureA Poem by EpistemmyWaitress Torture
She couldn't have been A day older than twenty-one Pretty-young-thing When she asked sweetly If I would like cinnamon in my latte.
I said no, and asked For a spoon. Lies dissolve quickly When stirred into hot coffee, Masked by clouds of nicotine.
She vanished In an explosion of blond hair My companion started Sobbing, to whom I offered The napkin from my saucer.
"I was pretty once Though the chemo Has taken The last of my hair And made craters of my face.
"I pray to him every night Jesus I mean, I ask I say: 'Give me back my face!'
"But c'est la vie You know?"
Blondie is back Brandishing a spoon - She looks strangely demonic.
My companion, she No longer cries, only Looks at me with cold, Dead eyes.
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Added on March 27, 2008 AuthorEpistemmyAuckland, New ZealandAboutAn amateur philosopher prone to making tremendous logical leaps, and landing at truly absurd conclusions... but he tries. more..Writing
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