Dairy Queen Poem by reinalie jorolan

Dairy Queen



Three ten…the class is over,
I said…”I did not need an ice cream fix”
For today is another day better,

Ah! Just when I thought-
Some little haunting voice came rushing in-
Oh, it’s of the dairy queen’s.

Its voice though soft, went echoing
Creamy sweet nothings in my head,
And with grand effort I said,

“No, not today…not today
But it begged, it begged!
Like a kid who lost a leg…

Then I sat in my car,
With a smile, a smirk,
A sudden flow of chill-a frown.

“MY CAR’S RIGHT MIRROR IS BUSTED! ”
Torn from its case and left a screaming crimson trace,
“SENSELESS!
“What a Rotten bag of all sorts of mismatched garbage! ! ! ”

Then a voice with all creamy sweet nothings,
Flowed vividly in a stream of hopeless surrendering
HAIL to the dairy Queen…I’m coming in.

Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: car,hopeless,today
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