Short Appliances Poems
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montreal moving day
appliances at risk
in spiral staircases
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Submitted on June 10, 2020 for contest SPIRAL sponsored by MICHAEL KAI NEUMANN
Originally posted on May 21, 2018
Feeders
Drinkers
Perches
Beds and nests
Crates
Lighting system
Waste disposal system
Incubator
Heaters and brooders
Egg trays
Cages and coops
Constant chat
We were burning
When they were busy laughing, mocking!
By Angeline Star
The ad stated that
the prospective employee
should have the ability
to prepare and serve food samples
using small appliances such as
microwaves, fryers, skillets, coffee makers
and knives.
He had a background
with knives.
We've got the wedding bin blues,
Reception Centres should have been sued,
Plastic chicken and phony food,
"Why did you marry me?" we rued,
This is the first wives' club,
Half were in the pudding club,
The orange appliances survived,
Half the exes aren't alive,
Reception Centres should have been sued,
We've got the wedding bin blues!!
I see you from far away
You’re that girl from Steve’s party
All I know about you
You get really drunk
All you know about me
Up to speculation
We approach each other
Fumble with appliances
I put in my headphones
You look at your phone
We have sunken to a lower connection
‘No hello acquaintances’
Labeled
And
Stamped
We go our separate ways
The bamboo shades.
Fresh oranges just squeezed.
Neatly hung towels right in place,
Chrome on all appliances glistening.
Beige basket for mail.
That darling window that allows God's sunshine in.
The resplendent shining microwave.
And of course the cat on her rug.
Foevergreen eyes, looking up.
Mom on the her knees, giving a hug.
June 4, 2019
5:15am PST
He's protected by insurance on his house
his vehicles, a wide range of health concerns
permanent disability, large appliances
his business and all its applicable insurables
against floods, wars, tornadoes earthquakes
glacier-melt, cyclones, asteroids, meteors
avalanches, mudslides, volcanoes, air and
seat travel...
... But nothing on his own life
Old man wind pulled back the ocean waters
and funneled them into his watering can;
sprinkled them across the state;
over-watering every garden in sight.
A flood, six inches of water invaded my basement;
a three inch wading hole in the street and
a fortune in appliances and furniture was lost.
Afterwards he painted a rainbow in a cloudy sky and
started over again.
His tantrum lasted for two weeks.
O, the nights we couldn't stop sweating
the porch no cooler than our rooms
Enervated, we drove down to the lake
where 'shore patrol' lowered the boom
All those appliances that too often failed
jalopies that wouldn't start in the cold
Lights flickering with each drop of rain
all those folks who at 50 were old
Yet this is not what we choose to remember
'coz memory, thank God, is selective
If not, who would ever reminisce
over things as they were ~ so defective