Thursday, April 30, 2015
The Burden of Wait
We have all experienced the waiting...............every aspect of life presents the opportunity to wait, longer than desired.
The Burden of Wait
Unlike the Duke of Earl,
Promotes anxiety and anger
Like a fussy, irksome squirrel.
No one enjoys
Unpredictable delays,
This kind of thing can happen
On the slowest of days,
Because we are a referral center
For Cardiac disorders,
People can become so unhappy
They threaten missiles and mortars.
A traffic jam of inefficiency
And the disgruntled client,
Waiting forever
Their hunger is a giant,
After 4 or 5 hours
It's a little too much,
Our tired excuses
Are like an old, rusty crutch,
Over and over
We apologize and placate,
Feeling like this situation
Is the worse kind of blind date,
Lame excuses repeated
Again and again,
While fuming family members
Look dangerous just holding a pen.
4/30/15
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2 comments:
Waiting used to bother me as a youngster because it represented a loss of control and goal attainment interference. Now I just see waiting as an opportunity to meet new people.
So true; an opportunity to practice my people skills.
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