Deep Pocket

I dug into the bag

like digging for keys,

loose change, or

a crumpled receipt.

No carbs up a sleeve,

like townhouse crackers,

or black and white cookies.

The deep pocket,

the last of the mini

cinnamon doughnuts

made me work for them.

Comfort for a cost.

Powdered dust, evidence,

all over my jeans

revealed finger prints

for an open and shut case.

Maybe the judge will

let me off easy.

In these times Iโ€™d

fair better with a jury

of my peersโ€ฆ

They would offer me

a glass of milk.


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2 responses to “Deep Pocket”

  1. Jasper Hoogendam Avatar

    With deep pockets you can either bribe a judge or pay off the jury to get a favourable verdict.

    1. Jerry Avatar

      Sounds like the poem is still on trial. ๐Ÿ™‚

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