A Sudden Decision To Hate Max

A sudden decision to hate Max
Who sent his bills like a tax,
Although, I’d wired him a fax
About a song I must first wax.

A reason to twist and turn
And out wardly burn,
Letting prejudice be born
And a relationship torn:
My defense; an easy-going creditor
Can bide with a lazing debtor

After I’d begun to hate Max
My face became supremely Lax
As though some stuff devoured from Octavio Paz.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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