Sliders, Addicted I Am Poem by Michael Peterson

Sliders, Addicted I Am



Something so small and square, edible
Be so good and addicting
Travel 100 plus miles for them
Do they call our name or brain wash us?
The small square buns so soft and warm
They could be dinner rolls
The grilled square patty cook so well
Juicy and delicious, the right amount of onions
I am so addicted to them
Not just one, maybe two, or go for the six pack
They play with my mind
I see the signs as I drive down the Interstate
They must know when I am near
I feel a magnetic pull
I crave them bad, can't get enough
Ole the White building is in sight
Do I stop or do I pass?
My stomach says yes, the heart no
I have stopped almost always
Those burgers are my life
Ole to the White Castle Burger
They took my heart and stomach
I need to go to Sliders Anonymous
The addiction is bad, very bad
It takes over my mind
I go to dangerous places just to get them
The fixation is so overwhelming
Ole to the Slider, My true love food
So juicy, so small, so good
My body will pay later, now that I am Full
Sliders, Sliders, My mind dreams of eating you
One more time, Do I stop, or do I pass
White Castle, addicted I am
People beware the Sliders are addicting
Give me more, My tummy is bursting
Just one more before I go
Sliders, I love you So

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Funny thing is, I wrote this next to White Castle eating a few sliders
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Michael Peterson

Michael Peterson

Janesville, Wisconsin
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