CAFE
Café, met you in my teens,
A colourful beetle you were,
Blue neon was the sticky sap,
Bunch of us were the suckers,
Digging into chilli cheese toasts,
Hot brownie inundated with chocolate,
Frothing the lips with cappuccino,
A few rings of smoke,
Interspersed with spurts of laughter,
Bonhomie at its best.
Café, The same old beetle after many years,
Teeming with teens,
Giggles and frills,
Few puffs and a bite of chilli; Suddenly,
Bullets splinter the glass haywire,
Bare knives slit throats,
I become still,
Café, no more beetle you are,
But an ugly blackish grey butcher
with tentacles; the octopus.
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