After Midnight Poem by PINONDANG SITUMEANG

After Midnight



Midnight, my stomach rang.
Inside a refrigerator found just eggs, instant noodle, taufu
and mushrooms, that last month grew in my chest.
I would boil all in kitchen utensil,
but unfortunately tears shed out dry.

Moon falling down over a kitchen table,
said its boring alone hanging far in the sky,
but nothing more boring then counting,
wall clock tickling after midnight
Sleepy while enjoy jazz music that turn lazily

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Cleveland Gibson 08 July 2011

Great to eat at a midnight feast, I guess.

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