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Lori Jones McCaffery
Poems
Jun 2021
CH45x7 WORDS
There’s a lot of rigamarole involved
In living in the world today.
The details always nettle me
And slow me on my way.
I do my daily nine-to-five.
It’s such a long commute.
I’m tired when I reach my desk;
That traffic is a brute.
My British colleague peached* on me
For sleeping while at work.
I knew he was a tattle tale
And now he is a ****.
Anfractuousness describes my boss
His mind’s a tangled maze.
My pleas don’t make an inroad
Which has left me in a daze.
I wrote an elegiac tome
And put it on his chair
But he has not forgiven me
He’s such a grumpy bear.
I hope that I still have a job
My friend gave me a tip
He said to kiss the bosses ***
And pray for no pink slip.
ljm
* Peach: archaic Brit word for ratting someone out.
Written by
Lori Jones McCaffery
F/Laughlin, Nevada
(F/Laughlin, Nevada)
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