You, peddling my love at a sidewalk.

You, peddling my love at a sidewalk.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

Were I not
a vending machine,
you placed your order,
I waited on;
your selection
to deliver
on what you asked for.
I felt your frustration,
shaking my essence
on buttons pushed,
when I was stuck
on your indecision.

© 2017 andrew mitchell


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I liked this vending machine metaphor A.M. particularly the image of the shaking the thing out of frustration - who hasn't had that experience.
Nicely done mate.
:)

Posted 8 Years Ago



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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

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