Talking lobsters

🦩 “Don’t Trust the Lobster” 🦞 

by Pink Flamingo, still hungry


At Café Plume, where mornings gleam,

I sipped my tea and chased a dream.

My toast was golden, fruit divine

A breakfast fit for wings like mine.


Then came a lobster, smooth and sly,

With compliments and crustacean eye.

He charmed his way with tales and flair,

And Pink, too kind, said “Take a chair.”

He spoke of tides and gourmet brine,

Of kelp soufflé and sea-salt wine.

But while I laughed and took a sip

My breakfast vanished from his grip.


No sorry glance, no crustacean shame,  

Just crumbs and clawprints in his name.  

So heed me now, from reef to dune:  

Don’t trust a lobster before noon.



Original Cafe Plume entry




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