Hotel Pantomime
Check into the Hotel Pantomime
Hospitality cloaked; words a crime
Dressed with gestures, emotions to prime
Tap your bellhop, then gleefully toss him a dime
Forthwith, the receptionist summon with a curt bell chime
After checking in, dance through the lobby in double-time
Flag down the elevator operator with a nod sublime
Furrowed brow, nervously fidgeting each floor climb
Then spring from the elevator and down the hall serpentine
Reaching the room, cautiously open the door catching a stime
Brashly throw back the curtains it's noontime
Cheerfully grab a cup, stove kettle is whistling teatime
Quietly trapse through the corridors saluting guests inbetween time
At nine, chortle to restaurant, signal hostess to check your suppertime
Finished, hustle to your room; meticulously undress for bedtime
Copyright © Stephen Parker | Year Posted 2011
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