City Diner Poem by Whit Howland

City Diner



sliver
of light

often
line

between

soft eyes
hard stares


jokers faces
sad mugs



steady hands
restless feet


sweet dreams
choppy sleep

sliver
of light

sometimes
just enough

to mop
dirty floors

wipe
grimy counters

and

sweep out
dusty corners


whit howland © 2019

Whit Howland
Thursday, August 22, 2019
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