# Table Six Poem by stewart green

# Table Six

Rating: 5.0


Send back this incorrect platter
Tell the chef it does not matter
Who is the man in charge over here?
I have been waiting for a year

No it is not all very fine
I ordered item number nine
A rare steak with a bit of cheese
Toped with lots of green pepper squeeze

Lettuce and onion on the side
Kids outside playing on the slide
Those His and Her towels on the rail
A yacht on the weekend to sail

Two bank accounts with room to spare
Money to refurnish our own lair
A happy life worth waking for
Not some guy slamming closed my door

In the black of the night they come
Many of them against just one
I dream of cheese spread on rye bread
One more time before I am dead

Send back this incorrect platter
Tell the chef it does not matter
Waiter you got my order wrong
And the pastor says just be strong

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Max Taylor 02 October 2008

Brilliant - the finest poem I have read in a long time.

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