She talked about different summer hats
she couldn’t wait to see her brother in Wisconsin
“I’m worried I’ll miss my train”
It was a five minute ride to the station
her train was leaving in 30 minutes
“You’ll be fine” I said
“My name’s Lisa”
she extended her hand
she had aged terribly
A Seventh-day Adventist
A meth-head
“Steve”
we shook
I imagined I was cupping the breasts of a beautiful Czech lady
“God I’m really worried” she said
She had thick glasses
She had a brother in Wisconsin
the Czech girl smiled
then left
© 2009 Lee Kitzis
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Sunday, June 7, 2009
Friday, November 21, 2008
For Dan, Lindsey, and Brian
The pretty Hungarian girls bundled up at Hollywood Grill
the Czech bars are empty
and the hostels dark
I’ve got work tomorrow
‘cus poetry only pays the printer
but I have my friends
and my pinto beans
so that counts for something
but not much
since this is a short poem
and I forgot to buy tortillas
© 2008 Lee Kitzis
the Czech bars are empty
and the hostels dark
I’ve got work tomorrow
‘cus poetry only pays the printer
but I have my friends
and my pinto beans
so that counts for something
but not much
since this is a short poem
and I forgot to buy tortillas
© 2008 Lee Kitzis
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