Death In A Lunch Hour
he entered the room as if rice was about to boil over,
seeing faces of those he didn’t recognise look as though
they were reading the last line of a book they never read
before, staggered, asymmetrically pensive in times during
coffee servings and bites from donuts, but, given that it
was only midday, the flavour of the waitresses grumbled
in overlapping office lunch hours. little did our hero, who
entered with arched cat-back whiteness, know, his un-
expected audience, delivering blank verse in motor-
cycle and side-car loads, were systematically only there
to make up the numbers, merely propping up the inward
burst of off the street heart attacks, the last hope of ever
thwarted reasoning and too the waitresses were cardboard.
Clive Culverhouse
Fri 26th Jun 2020 10:42
Glad you enjoyed reading it Adam, thanks for taking the to comment