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The Driver of a Narrow Mind

By Angeline Vine

The bus driver only picked her up
if other people were standing
near by

If she was alone 
the driver would quickly
drive right by her

She thought she was no different
than anyone else

Although the bus driver
thought she was

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2017



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Life Flashes

2021 © by Angeline Vine

Every once in awhile
there's a stadium of people
up there

They
roll by like a movie ending
no written credits 
only dates known to me

They quickly vanish

As I focus on stopping
my car
at the red light

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2021

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Coffee Confusion

By Angeline Vine

He went through the morning
ritual
Scooping spoons of coffee
One . .
Two  . . .
Three . . 
Four . . 
and one to grow on! 

Suddenly, his keister felt 
a slap

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2017

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The Visiting Grandmother

By Angeline Vine

The lady only had one arm left

They found her at the edge of the marsh
both legs gone and her right arm missing

It was an amazing snack

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2017

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His Religion

By Angeline Vine

Every night he went 
into Mrs. Foosebah's bathroom
and whizzed all over her seat

He confessed this
to a guy named Sal who
was sitting at the snack bar
at the bowling alley

so he felt as if
he had 
some form of religion
due to his confession

When someone asked . . .
he said he was Catholic

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2017



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One a Day

By Angeline Vine 

In the midst of someone's middle age
it was discovered that one a day
could help 

Except it really depended on what
one accepted as 'middle age'

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2017

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Diner In the News

By Angeline Vine

The rats were lively
falling from ceiling tiles
running for an open door
some had no tails
and later their photos were 
on the news 

The patrons were eating 
spaghetti and meatballs

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2017

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Sing It: Diarrhea and Kotex

By Angeline Vine ©


No one wants to hear
about some
woman's period
and the comfort
(or size)
of her pad

No one wants to hear
phaquers sing about 
diarrhea and indigestion

Especially at dinner time
when
these commercials play

Copyright © Angeline Vine | Year Posted 2019


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