Chair Poem by Ben Gieske
Chair
Rating: ★2.7
Who would think
that a chair could be so human
with arms to hold
and legs so bold
presiding at the head of a table
not refusing anyone a seat,
lawyer, bridesmaid, immigrant,
gambler, gossiper, student,
even providing a back,
quite a human feat.
If only they weren’t four legged creatures.
They have so many other grand features.
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