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Apr 2020
A man
in long pants,
balaclava,
snow gloved,
grubby fingers,
threadbare jacket,
with logos,
adorned ugly,
foggy goggles,
gold front tooth,
reached up,
and stole,
my pants,
on a ski lift.

Leaving me
naked...
and cold
This monologue is meant to be interpreted in a number of ways.  Is it humorous?  Is it sad?  To you feel bad for the impoverished man?  Is he the protagonist?  If so, am I the antagonist?  You get to decide for yourself.  Let me know what story you see in this poem.
Michael Stefan
Written by
Michael Stefan  37/M/Minneapolis
(37/M/Minneapolis)   
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