I.
Flying down the hill
Wind on all my exposed skin.
Exhilaration.
II.
So very many
different types of genitals
exist… Now I know.
III.
Once you’ve been naked
in front of a whole city,
other fears reduce.
I.
Flying down the hill
Wind on all my exposed skin.
Exhilaration.
II.
So very many
different types of genitals
exist… Now I know.
III.
Once you’ve been naked
in front of a whole city,
other fears reduce.
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This isn’t a poem, but it’s an interesting article about love and emotional culture in the workplace that I thought was cool. ❤
Hug your coworkers guys. Or at least give’m one of those nice hand to the shoulder and smile moves. I know I have severalcoworkers that I hug on a pretty regular basis. It’s a good way to start work off on the right foot.
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This bus driver waves
when he sees me coming
Pulls around early
when he sees that I’m cold
Never pulls away if
he sees me running
Digs through his cooler
like he’s panning for gold
Pulls out a candy bar
splits it in half and
Tells me all about
the route he drives
While we roll around
bus driver makes me laugh
and he gives away smiles
and looks so alive
Boy, does this bus driver
love driving buses
he wants me to try it
he says that it’s great
He gets on his route
and never fusses
not once have I heard
from him one word of hate
Three nights a week
for one month of the year
it was this bus driver
that took me home
His last day on my route
he bought us a pizza from
the place that’s his favorite
he says that it’s great.
He drove it around
for two hours uneaten
so that I’d have the first
slice, he’s happy to wait.
I know that it’s Portland
and Portland is friendly
And people like pizza
and nothing is fate, but
This bus driver taught me
that when good things end
you only stop rolling
to celebrate.
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