There she sits behind the telephones, Welcoming staff with a smile As they climb to the second floor Or pass on along the corridors of power. Smartly dressed in the latest cheap fashions, Freckled face hidden behind mascara and Powder.
Sorting and distributing the mail She gets to know the residents, Their desks and personalities: The sick, unhappy, widowed, Lonely, humorous and lecherous Trustworthy, wholesome and shy. The young lads looking for a date.
Pretty women with tales of love. And those who remained single, Some with bitterness and jealousy Others contented. It was a daily journey into adulthood, The rituals and rules of the working World.
Then there was Frank who delivered The mail. Salacious, rough and roguish, And Kathy the tea lady Who showed a breast or two To the boys. Somehow out of this cacophony I found my Roger.