Tossing Chairs Poem by Matt Mondschein

Tossing Chairs



four hundred to be exact
onto rolling racks
perfectly to be stacked

every single, solitary night
tossing chairs
until the dawns' early light

I often must gaze
with my head in the air
peeking upward in wild wonder

toothpicks in the ceiling
are you freaking kidding me
is this a modern aged college genius
who fail to see

is this why we're here to clean
to clean up after pompous kids
oh well, I guess it is what it is
little aged souls
being little punks
whipping broken bread crumbs into
little chunks

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