Best Queuing Poems

Bill’s cucumbers grew long and hard
Nuns queued up for them in his yard
‘Twas their weekly treat…
They were not to eat
I’ll finish here… or I’ll get barred!

08/12/20...

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Let’s take the bold step and queue in courage
with the hope we will all smile again.
The law frowns when mandates are joked with
and rights subjected to a deep sleep
depriving the nation of its precious needs
to create the first out of a chain of crimes
even before...

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I am the first of many
The lucky one with out any
People standing before me
Being early is the key

So please don't stand in front of me
Can't you see where you should be
Each in turn must join the line
At the back, you'll be just fine

I really can't...

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QUEUING THE DOING

Who would care what people write
It’s what they really do that matters
Despite the fancy poetic metaphors
Nor thinking it may give one pause
Fearing one’s words are all in tatters
Actually, it’s self-delusion and trite

Who might care what people think
In deference to those that really do
Private...

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