Customer Service
written by: Thomas Park
@mystified131
Perhaps you should stand holding a torch
Like the famous statue
Bring me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses
Presented entropy
Broken toy, shoe wrong size
Dress worn then discarded
In a shrine of sorts
Neither metal not plastic
Dyed the company colors– Technology
A window to system, truth,
Financial forgiveness
Or its lack
Your card is Bucky Dent
Catcher of famed repute
Genuine or no– the ball comes your way
Again and again for hours
Lose your shape, test your faith
Address and resolve
These matters are beyond you, not of you
For which you are made responsible
I almost cried a little
Truly savior you are
Pinned up for the relentless evils
Of capitolistic acquisitiveness
Greed and negligence
Waves of nitpicking numbskulls
My unsung hero, near minimum wage
The customer service representative
A big poetic inspiration is Philip Levine with his works that pay tribute to hard-working people. Thomas would like to follow in Mr. Levine's footsteps.
- Of Unity - June 28, 2018
- Honeymoon In Mexico II - May 13, 2018
- Protect Your Choices - April 1, 2018
