Que You E You E

Que You E You E

A Poem by Craig Thomas
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Just a general moan about queues. Categorised as humour, subjective and debatable.

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Queues are quintessentially British
And in them we spend days
Shuffling caffuffling
In Impatient malaise

I'm indifferent about the time I spend
In formal waiting line
In company, or for minutes
And I'm absolutely fine

In queues that move
Or for things I need
I never mind the wait
But certain circumstances I just cannot tolerate

Pushers in and space invaders
really wind me up
Poorly thought through filter systems
Or tills badly set up

Queues from lack of resource
Or caused by lack of skills
Or created by the elderly
Who haven't took their pills

In fact I never realised
When this poem begun
But the only queue I like to be in
Is a queue of one

© 2011 Craig Thomas


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Wow I loved this one esprecially the 5th stanza. This is true in some ways. Love the flow and the rhyme shcme. Awesome writing.

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Craig Thomas
Craig Thomas

Manchester, Whitefield, United Kingdom



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