Free Coffee Poem by Norman Jin Shyr Wang

Free Coffee

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I was packed with Valentine flowers, R.S. called
god would pray for him, a hungry man.
he took off the sandwich wrapper and handed me a
free coffee, and a pink slip.

Would you mind a cup of coffee? he grinned.
sure, I love to, she replied.
after they both had a sext, he past her a
free coffee, his wife's spiffy.

On the icy storm night
they came into the room to ward off their worries.
hang their filthy coats in a rotisserie.
they freezed, drank vodka and ate some calamari.

You sliced an apple and gave to a pathetic punk,
and a sexty man and a snobbish boss, each a
free hot coffee, cream 'n sugar and a bullet.

Monday, February 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: deaths
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A story of revenge.
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