The Hamburger

The hamburger's only a craving I had
to money I spent on flavour they add.
A bun 'top a pickle and a taste of dill, 
then napkins and a tray with receipt to thrill.
From service through a window with a light grey-blue
to seating at a table meant for four will do.
A vision of a burger being chomped in air
is just another feeling that your gut won't share.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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October 7, 2009 at 9:30 AM
Thank you for sharing your wonderful poetry with us today Trevor. I enjoyed reading it. Love, Carol
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