the workplace romanceA Poem by delapruchna.certainly it only takes putting the hand on the burner once to figure out how stupid a relationship at the work place can be to figure out how it will effect your coworkers to figure out how it will effect the relationship itself & inevitably, how it will ruin both the work reputation & the relationship at hand, with one clean swoop like a samurai sword slashing swiftly through a zucchini.
so what makes people continue to have them? what makes people continue to risk their job in order to pursue romance in the same place that the clock bears down upon one’s head?
is it the intimate moments on break? is it the make out sessions at lunch, is it the private dialogue with another party throughout the day, or is it just the last refuge of the desperate?
as humans, we do what we know best & in this case, literally, so how long then do you think it will last? how long will it be a good thing to see your significant other every single hour of the day without a moment of privacy or pause from the ongoing bubbling at hand?
as the two new bunnies bounce around cooing & groping, smiling on mondays (when everyone else is out to kill) & often just being a general nuisance to all being subjected to it, we watch the new lovers start to have little snippets of spats, which in the early throes of that new finding of a person may go unnoticed in a regular setting, but now the concentrated work relationship stomps out the issue & then rekindles it at home rekindles it on the way to work rekindles it the next day, for nothing is denied anymore as each party is in the other’s 24/7 surveillance.
so the rest of us workers make best, paying the designated bookie as to when it will all crumble away & suddenly things will be thrown across the room, profanities will illustrate most of the day & we will all be able to bank on a solid month or so of entertainment. © 2012 delapruch |
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Added on May 19, 2012 Last Updated on May 19, 2012 Authordelapruchnothingville, NYAboutBio: The writer we call delapruch has been writing since infancy. His first piece was scrawled on the inside of his mother’s womb. Long since published, the rights now reside in the hands o.. more..Writing
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