something light

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by MeMilesAway, Jan 19, 2006.

  1. MeMilesAway

    MeMilesAway Member

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    wrote this as a passenger driving through some hick area and passed this lil diner that had a front sign with the words all spelled wrong. I didn't stop as I have been permanently scarred--Deliverance.




    A backwards backwoods diner



    Crackers crumble into week-old soup,

    And the waitress’s mumble repeats in a loop.



    An old man grays while eating his prunes,

    By the jukebox that plays only three tunes.



    A counter junkie sits at the end of the row,

    Where the coffee maker spits out new cups a’Jo.



    A woman’s frail mustache is covered with grease,

    While her whale of a husband orders one more piece.



    It’s just a place to dine on a backwoods route,

    With an outdoor sign, “Speshals: last weaks soupt.”

     
  2. warpedsoaper

    warpedsoaper eternal optimist

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    Like it. Makes me think of home. I know those folks hehe.
     
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