Waitress Godess

Tony36

She is a waitress

At a local Dive

Yet she is a godess

All devine

 

Whirling dancing

Across the floor

like gravity can not touch her

Delivering trays

Or wriping off tables

 

She is spellbinding

As she gracefully moves

Her voice loke Heaven when she speaks

 

She is much more than another woman of this Earth

Her beauty

Her style

Her grace

They all seem to be of a higher power

One we mere humans can not comprehend

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  • Author: Tony36 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 4th, 2025 07:27
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Jerry Reynolds

    Good write, Tony. Enjoyed the read.

    • Tony36

      Thank you

    • sorenbarrett

      Poem of grace in simple cloths, of beauty as a commoner, goddess in disguise. A most lovely write Tony and so well done

      • Tony36

        Thank you

        • sorenbarrett

          You are most welcome

        • Friendship

          Nicely said. I enjoy the read.

          • Tony36

            Thank you

          • Cheeky Missy

            Well, thus elevated to heights hitherto only privately envisioned, the lowly job becomes a glorified thing and servitude seems a tad less humiliating. Lovely. Rendered to effect with excellent imagery and a curious poignancy, thank you for sharing.

            • Tony36

              Thank you

            • peto

              I hope this one is true Tony
              We all need to see beyond the dive to what to inside
              Much enjoyed

              • Tony36

                Thank you, I gave her a copy of the poem, she liked it

              • Neville



                This reads like the same waitress I met a few years back in a roadside diner in Baton Rouge .. I stopped to buy a coffee having just been given a speeding ticket ..

                • Tony36

                  Thank you

                • Kevin Hulme

                  Enjoyable Read. Thank you.

                  • Tony36

                    Thank you



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