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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There she stood, expressionless As I contemplated the paper mess She handed me, on her counter there And then, with the coldest glare: “Fill out these forms ’n bring ‘em back” (If she’d smile, her face would crack!) And dutifully, with pen in hand I complied with her command. Name: Well, that’s easy - to myself I said I wrote it down, and on I read Address, birth date, I filled out, too, For eye color, I wrote down: Blue For “Height”, I put down: 5 feet ten Then began to read again. Some questions, they’d be hard So, I had to be on guard! Under “Salary” I wrote: Very bland A number I’m sure they’d understand And under Former Residence: I wrote down: Old basements Under “Sex” I wrote: Only mentally (I had started to write: Occasionally) Then came the word: Experience I wrote: Yes, but only once “Please list your credit score:” That’s easy: Zero and no more! Under “In Your Check Account:” Again was zero for my amount. For other questions on the form Accurate entries I did perform I checked the form: It was complete All my entries: Bold and neat I went again, to stand in line To face the clerk: “Miss Serpentine” And hand to her my forms complete Then get the job, so I could eat! At last the cold and chiseled face Of “Miss Serpentine” was in place Across the counter from where I stood I saw her expression: It wasn’t good She scanned my forms with eyes so cold Then she turned and quickly strolled To her desk some feet away Then came back. I heard her say: “Now that we’ve your application”, She said to me with resignation, “For approval we’ll just wait and see”. I asked: “How long might that be?” “Well, let’s see – it’s twenty-twenty six So why don’t you just hit the bricks And when the calendar reads: Twenty Twenty eight Your application will have met its’ fate. “But lady, I need to eat now! Can’t you speed it up somehow?” “Sorry, but it’s our policy To research thoroughly” So, resigned, I turned away So much for McDonalds’ here today Maybe there’d be less hell If I’d applied at Taco Bell !
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