A poetry journal of everyday clippings |
| At Lunch When we enter the cave of Duffy's Sport Grill, waitresses in green confess their powers of devotion, commissioned to our orders, as the din of thousand TV screens meddle with our conversation. This deal-- supposedly business--will take a strange zigzag, for with mirth and abandon, beer flows, the holy water of whooping laughter. In the opposite booth, the woman with the navy paisley shirt and moxie pinches sugar packets like hunted Easter eggs into her bag. Our looks cross; she smiles, so self-assured her gray eyes that I feel like offering her my job. |