Wednesday
Seven oh two.
No one
wants to say goodbye to the man with a cigarette in his eye,
A triangle
for a nose and two large ears.
He smiles,
he smiles, he smiles.
Light shines
through when he enters the room.
Doesn’t
matter how much money you have, smiles are free.
Start to
send a message, between your teeth is a word, a verb.
Every human
can see it.
Happiness
lies in a homeless man’s face.
It is Wednesday.
As I sit I try
to find the biggest rain drop yet,
Cars fly by in
slow motion, only to splash in puddles.
The day smells
new, it is just beginning.
She has a
secret and she put it in the old man’s pocket.
Finger nails
grow, turn old as well, turn into dust.
See months disappear
before we see change.
She hands me a
beer.
It is Wednesday.
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