poetry WHAT WE NEED by Hali F. Sofala is a resurrection of culinary delectables. We need wagon wheel coffee tables and wood paneled dens.
What we need is three-martini lunch hours & checkered tablecloths speckled in wax
tipsy afternoons where no one goes home after 6 o’clock. I mean, we need butter molds.
Pineapple shaped butter molds that leave our fingers slick, shiny as turtle wax.
Our homes need nothing-special
chandeliers
and beneath them champagne towers brimming with the cheap stuff.
Throw out the boxed wine, the solo cups. Grab your girl by her waist and slow dance
as the table floods.
Imagine fruit hats laced with bananas for breakfast the scent of lemons in her hair.
Listen, it’s time to bring out the punch bowl and toss out the coke cans.
Order a malted & ask for two straws.
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