The Regular
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He�d be a womanizer
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if he were better
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looking.
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He orders another one straight-up,
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and grabs the coarse rope necklace
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of the waitress, skirting her way around the bar,
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�did you make that?�
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slips out between his teeth.
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He grazes her freckled
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shoulder and sneers up
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at her round young
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eyes.
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His gold rimmed glasses
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betray his age
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and his meaty throat undulates
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as he reveals distasteful
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intent.
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Another silkskin arm passes
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and he lunges from the vinyl booth
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squeaking under him,
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�you enjoying yourself tonight?�
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He is.
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He always is.
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