“What time is it, mate?”
“It’s almost 4.45.”
“Thank you, Gregory.”
*
“What’s that over there?”
“Where abouts do you mean, Clive?” “Don’t worry. It’s gone.”
*
“Do you take sugar?”
“No, I haven’t for two months”
“Oh yeah, I knew that.”
*
John took the bins out.
John went back inside his house.
John cooked a haddock.
*
Jenny lost her keys.
She rifled through her pockets
and then found her keys.
*
“That real leather?”
“My wallet? Nah, not at all.”
“Hmm, it looks real.”
*
“I’ll have a Fosters.”
“We have no Fosters, buddy.”
“I’ll have a Carling.”
*
The black ink ran out.
Kenneth ordered some new ink.
It arrived Thursday.
*
Sally was hungry.
So too was her husband Rick,
incidentally.
*
“You cold?” asked Stephen.
Pete was chilly, but not cold.
“I’m fine thanks,” said Pete.
*
Jess got to her desk.
A post-it read: ‘call Dom please.’
Jess called; Dom was out.
*
“Where’s the Sellotape?!”
“Have you looked in the craft box?” “Nope. Ah yes, it’s there.”
*
Keith found batteries.
He removed the two old ones
and threw them away.
*
The lights were on red.
Dave queued behind a Micra.
A Rover joined them.
*
Craig stared at the cage.
The hamster drank some water
and then fell asleep.
*
“Do you guys take card?”
“We have a £5.00 limit.”
“Oh right, no worries.”
*
“Is that the right grey?”
“Looks like the right grey to me.”
“I thought so, thank you.”
*
“Where’s the MDF?”
“We’ve sold out of MDF.”
“Oh no, that’s a shame.”
*
Dan could barely see.
He went to the opticians
and got some glasses.
*
“What are your plans, Stu?”
“Dunno. Probably go to
University.”
© Carl Burkitt 2013
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Liked these – thanks, Carl G:)