They Must'Ve Taken a Cab

"THEY MUST'VE TAKEN A CAB"


the demons sit and 
have a drink. 
they watch me like a 
virgin watches ****.
there's no singing,
there's no yelling, 
there's no talking. 
they stay with me like 
the sound of my 
footsteps when I walk. 
today all four of them
sit with me at my table.
as the writing of this
poem progresses they 
share their expressions.
my door is locked.
the shades are drawn.
my lights are off.
all the television screens 
are black and now they 
laugh as the shadows of 
man terrify me. 
you'd think they'd give 
me some praise for this 
poetry life but all they 
can do is pat me on the 
back.
I ask them why?
they tell me their wives
could learn a thing or two 
from me about keeping 
the energy bill low.


By: Chicano Eddie
1-23-2017
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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