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gift of yesterday by Charlie Morgancalled time and temperature, she hung-up;
i see her in that office, spilling coffee.
i can see her scurrying to get my call,
only to spill her cup on the counter top.
she was waiting for my call, half-dressed.
still in a smokey-sleep of tomorrows;
if she would stay dressed, fresh, ready,
then these tweetie bird moments would'nt
catch her surprised and holding her top.
but since she controls Time & Temperature.
i say nothing. let the next smuck anger her.
and she used to just report the news;
now it's hers to manipulate, control.
she yawns, points at me. 'yesterday,
is yours to do all over again.' 11/11/2010 Posted on 11/11/2010 Copyright © 2026 Charlie Morgan
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| Posted by George Hoerner on 11/11/10 at 01:26 PM Ah yes, we rerun yesterdays in our mind - I'd do this - I'd do that and when we can't we just pretend it didn't happen that way. But it all comes out the same except for those we've lost some where along the way. Nice write Charlie. |
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