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The Lunch Restaurant.

Thai China

buzzes

because

we

buzz.

 

It quiets

because

we

quiet.

 

I'm at the end of my stamina,

me and you,

we've had a few beers;

got to talking;

and BAM!!!:

 

WE"RE MOROSE.

 

 

The business crowd

goes crazy

for some Thai China.

 

The tempers

calm

over hot bowls of white rice

(costing $5)

that steam up into

hooked noses.

 

Our lips,

juicy by now,

are so numb

that

we gave up talking a minute a go.

 

And got into a ***** male mood.

 

We just stare at the girls,

the waitresses,

wanting to **** them

in our nasty dreams.

 

Wanting to stick

our *****

in EVERY HOLE,

but we just get drunker

and drunker

and stir over

our bowls of rice.

 

The business

of business

commences;

our suppressed urges

and office angers

dull

by the mouthful.

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Written by
Waverly
35 / M / American
Published
Aug 3, 2012
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