There I stood at the door. In my tux, that's what I wore.
Was her name Kim, Kelly, or Kate? That's the problem with a blind date.
I bravely gave a hearty knock. From inside, I heard someone talk.
She opened the door, but she was hardly a she, more like a he.
There she stood. Plump as a pig. But, each leg the size of a twig.
Hair frizzed in a mess. One giant knot. She could have combed it. Just a thought.
Her skin translucent as a ghost. It was a tie of what grossed me the most.
Was it a pimple or wart on her nose? She stood there in a hunchback pose.
She opened her mouth, ready to talk. Out came a clamoring squawk.
"Are you Katy's date? She's running just a little late!"
Oh, thank god, I elate. Blurting out, "Don't worry, I'll wait!"
8/1/98
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PoetryI live with a mathematical, logical mind, but tend to be immersed in emotion. The imbalance can both prosper and hinder me. with love, b 1987-until then...