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Table Inhabitants

Contributed by Carrie on Sunday, 14th July 2002 @ 10:08:32 AM in AEST
Topic: Lifepoems



A green, metallic ashtray,
its belly scattered with old cigarette butts
and torn packages of Sugar Twin.
A crumpled napkin, two quarters,
two pennies, side by side,
looking rather grim.

A set of scratched and worn keys with
a funny bear and a Triple A charm
laying at an odd angle.

One vanilla cookie and the remains of
another looking like a skeleton,
pieces of it crumbled, describing a
horrible death from the center of the dish.
The dish with tiny, rust-colored flowers on the rim,
the edge chipped from a previous user.

Two shakers. One, salt to the bottom.
One, pepper, to the top.
And a large jar of sugar contains an eerie
creature who peers out at me from
its compressed grave of granules.

I lift my coffee to drink of its depths.
I bend my head to stare at the empty page
that is no longer blank but crowded with
table inhabitants
in
blue
scribbled
ink.




Copyright © Carrie ... [ 2002-07-14 10:08:32]
(Date/Time posted on site)





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Re: Table Inhabitants (User Rating: 1 )
by Lia on Sunday, 14th July 2002 @ 06:20:03 PM AEST
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I could just imagine you sitting at your breakfast table as you wrote this. Quite interesting to read....


Re: Table Inhabitants (User Rating: 1 )
by humphdj on Monday, 15th July 2002 @ 05:48:58 PM AEST
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Your writing flows like a mountain stream, who needs rhyme! when you can write like this.
Amazingly vivid

Rgds
Dave




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