Homer's (the blind man's) poetry as seen by the waiter

"Iliad IV"
 

walk

...reflections in the window nothing more

he was he trudging down spaghetti-hill. His

daily walk was a routine acquired for

every day getting mail and that or this

from his mail-box and shopping the store.

He brought the landlord the rent and further

he bought some oysters for the late-brunch he

planned to have with Helen the neighbor.

 
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(... for deus au machina)

...once there was a softly software
glowing whilest and during each afair
not only in the hand
yet she lend it to her friend
who used it to cover his hard "hardware"

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Disclaimer:

Any similarity fitting the reader is done on purpose,

names have are not changed,

no innocence is protected.

May you wear the glass slipper

if it fits with royal pride and never feel hurt

by a fool's tongue sticking out at you.

chapter 5