A local restaurant wants more. |
When Super McBeen thought that they could do more, they turned part of their restaurant into a store. A pharmacy also--a newspaper, too; and even a place where the mail would accrue. They bought out the businesses so they could grow; to them taking over was quite apropos. They lived by the motto, More is no disgrace; a lot of the town-folk were red in the face. The restaurant suffered because of new stuff; a lot of the diners did not get enough. Dissatisfied, they left with stomachs uptight; and many sought donuts from Dunkin’ at night. They launched a newspaper and called it The Green; yet due to a shortage of ink it was lean. Some local events and the weather report; an ad for themselves and a wee bit of sport. For pharmacy matters, they filled up the shelves; (they kept some pain killers and speed for themselves.) Their headaches were mounting, the stress so intense; they tried sorting mail but it didn’t make sense. Those heads of McBeen know the meaning of fail; most are looking for work--a few are in jail. a lot fled the scene to the inland or shore; a few stand on corners and simply cry, “More!” 24 Lines Writer’s Cramp 5-22-16 |