THE BORED MEETING
Alone within a meeting room,
‘leven other vacant chairs.
Eleven missing bosses and,
‘leven missing vacant stares
Seems to me that I am early.
Either that or they’re all late.
Grab myself a cup of coffee.
Put my feet up and just wait.
Still the clock just keeps on ticking.
Five past one and no one’s here.
Must be other secret business
keeping them, that’s very clear
Ten past one and still no sign of
anybody turning up.
Typical of public servants,
guess I’ll have another cup
Quarter past and so I called one,
“Must be busy, I assume?’
“Get in here, fool!”, comes the answer,
“It's the other meeting room”.
Copyright © Allan Cropper February 2015
THE BORED MEETING
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Re: THE BORED MEETING
Ha! Very enjoyable Allan



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Re: THE BORED MEETING
I've been to so many meeting like this - were you there as well Allan - yawn
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Re: THE BORED MEETING
Heather - so that there was only seven syllables in the line (for consistency), or if you meant why were there eleven others, cause there were twelve chairs and my behind was already parked in one...lol
Thanks Catherine
Maureen - I wrote it while sitting in a meeting room in Parramatta waiting for a meeting where everyone else was indeed running late
Thanks Catherine

Maureen - I wrote it while sitting in a meeting room in Parramatta waiting for a meeting where everyone else was indeed running late
