What do you call five
year olds with gentle green thumbs?
Tendergardeners.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Logging Lab Time
I was just another
experiment
to you --
anatomy, biology
another lab rat --
experiment
to you --
just another
vial of blood
to spin in your
vial of blood
to spin in your
laboratory machine.
You were only interestedin the raw data --
the results of yourscientific investigation.
You invested time intoour relationship
so that you couldobserve and analyze
the case studysleeping next to you.
But I was more thananatomy, biology
and chemistry.
I was more thaneyes and hips and lips.
My heart beat withreal emotion and
sincere love for you.I realized way too late
that you saw methrough the eyes
of a doctor,
of a doctor,
not a lover.
I guess that's whyyou were so
cold and calculating.You saw me as mere
research --another lab rat --
just another
opportunity
to log in some lab time.
opportunity
Friday, June 11, 2010
The Post-Vacation Blues (Salvation by Strawberries)
Today, my cubicle
feels like a cage.
I want to be
five hundred and
thirty-seven miles
away, sitting in my
favorite coffee shop
with a caramel latte
in one hand and
a book in the other.
I want to be in
the home of my
alma mater with
the one I love,
chasing sunsets
and sailboats and
strawberry Sundays.
feels like a cage.
I want to be
five hundred and
thirty-seven miles
away, sitting in my
favorite coffee shop
with a caramel latte
in one hand and
a book in the other.
I want to be in
the home of my
alma mater with
the one I love,
chasing sunsets
and sailboats and
strawberry Sundays.
Labels:
Coffee Poems,
Food Poems,
Relationship Poems,
Work Poems
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Power Conservation
He's the kinda guy that
makes your skin crawl
right into the corner.
He's a short man,
good-looking,
but way too cocky.
After surviving
the creeps that
linger in the air
next to my booth
after he finishes
his lunchtime greeting,
I kinda feel sorry
for the guy.
He clearly has
Short Man syndrome --
he works way too
hard to be confident,
suffocating the
great guy that
lies beneath his
attempts at suave-a-tude.
I consider forgoing
my reading booth lunch routine
just to avoid one more
unsolicited stroll-by,
but decide to favor
my pity for the fool
rather than my revulsion.
makes your skin crawl
right into the corner.
He's a short man,
good-looking,
but way too cocky.
After surviving
the creeps that
linger in the air
next to my booth
after he finishes
his lunchtime greeting,
I kinda feel sorry
for the guy.
He clearly has
Short Man syndrome --
he works way too
hard to be confident,
suffocating the
great guy that
lies beneath his
attempts at suave-a-tude.
I consider forgoing
my reading booth lunch routine
just to avoid one more
unsolicited stroll-by,
but decide to favor
my pity for the fool
rather than my revulsion.
Monday, June 07, 2010
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