The Things They Don't Tell You Poem, by Brendon Corey, at My poetic side

When you work in a restaurant,

They will tell you Many things;

How to hold a knife,

How to deal with allergies,

They will teach you how to season beef,

They will tell you about their life.

But the most Crucial things – they don’t tell you,

They don’t tell you about the men in striped Pyjamas

Or about the Polish chef who sings

But of all the things they don’t tell you,

One hurts the most,

Because I wish they had warned me,

Warned me about the man with big green eyes,

Who did tell me he loved me

But they didn’t tell me he lied.

Tony36 June 27th, 2017 10:14
Great write
FredPeyer June 27th, 2017 18:53
No matter where you are, no matter what you are, no matter who you are...somethings you have to find out for yourself. And sometimes that is really hard. Good poem, makes people think!

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The Things They Don't Tell You