BonWagner

this is how i express myself

Menu

Skip to content
  • The Artist
  • The Rules

Stereotypical Business Trips Are For The Birds, part two

February 25, 2016Free Form, Poetry, Work LifeBonWagner

You had all those meetings

But
Then

You had all those drives

Back to the office
Back home

Hearing little
Listening to podcasts

Forgetting what your compatriot said

Evernote Camera Roll 20160203 195837

Please see Part One of this heart-wrenching series for more action-packed entertainment. Love, Bon

If you've enjoyed, please share.
  • Tumblr
  • Tweet

Post navigation

← Why I Write Poetry The Unwelcomed Guest →

Read ‘em all

  • Coping, by the lake
  • Stella Rebounding
  • Processing
  • Happy Anniversary. Here’s a poem! Wait…this year is crystal? Oh no.
  • ‘20 to ‘21 (note to self)
  • Stella, in lament
  • old friend
  • Opening Lines To Try At That Generic Irish Bar In Mid-Town Manhattan. Seriously, go for it.
  • Offsite
  • Making Love As A Sacred Rite
  • Asterisk
  • On Language and Parenthood (aka We Speak Our Words Mostly Without Forethought But They Often Land Like The Most Sophisticated War Plans Of Our Species’ Most Strategically Brilliant Military Minds)
  • I Look Good
  • Letter to the neighborhood conspiracist following an unsurprisingly heated and useless yammer session.
  • I See You’re Speaking At (Insert Name Of Conference Here). May I Introduce Myself After Your Talk?
  • Betsy? Dolly. Mmm Hmm. We Need To Talk.
  • Saturday’s Song
  • Aging Actor Agonizing As Again He Faces His Familiar Face In The Glowing Glass Of An Underground Dressing Room Somewhere Out There Tonight
  • Like So, a prose poem for lovers of all ages but particularly lovers in their mid to late 20s in major American metropolis centers
  • Love In The Present Epoch
  • Know Thyself
  • Fan Note
  • A still life observed while enjoying an early evening perfectly warm stroll along the Boardwalk near the sea.
  • The Unwelcomed Guest
  • Stereotypical Business Trips Are For The Birds, part two
  • Why I Write Poetry
  • The Wild Parrots of Malibu
  • Psychopath, early 21st Century
  • Fella. Love, Stella
  • k-paso in duh neighborhood
  • the realness
  • in the moment
  • Alarm Bells Are Ringing
  • Fading Faces
  • On The Scene in seven haiku
  • Provided By The Management For Your Safety
  • Two Farmers-Market-Poets’ Hastily Composed Odes To Youth
  • old song for the new
  • A Friday Morning And The Rush Begins
  • Getting Old Is Always So Depressing
  • Most of us, I think (I hope), and not just me
  • I see you, second uncle shrunken drunkard
  • People tell me I’m mixed up but check this out
  • Can’t Stop The Vanity Insanity
  • Hmm Yes, Sensual Discoveries ARE Still Possible At Midlife
  • Capitalism
  • When The Child Drops His Nap
  • bewildered father’s bewildered note
  • Stereotypical Business Trips Are For The Birds
  • Ancient Wisdom Freshly Translated From The Long Gone Tongue
  • The Touch
  • The First Marriage
  • That Not So Nice Feeling You Get When You Covet Your Neighbor’s Lawn
  • Which way do I go?
  • Facebook
  • Dreamboat On A Rough Sea Named Reality
  • The Host Early Sunday Morning
  • This Marriage Is Good For Me
  • Post Play
  • Love after the whistle has blown
  • An epiphany, common and plain
  • Flower Power
  • Smoke Signal To An Old Colleague
  • Tomorrow versus The Status Quo
  • The Show Off
  • Mon Oncle
  • Paradigm Shift, The Victim Speaks, Exiting
  • The Weeds
  • Sunday Thoughts On Community
  • Career Advice
  • Get Some Self-Help
  • Answered Prayers
  • Famous Haiku

Categories

Archives

  • May 2021
  • April 2021
  • October 2019
  • June 2018
  • February 2018
  • January 2018
  • October 2017
  • August 2017
  • July 2017
  • June 2017
  • April 2017
  • March 2017
  • February 2016
  • January 2016
  • August 2015
  • January 2015
  • October 2014
  • September 2014
  • August 2014
  • July 2014

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries RSS
  • Comments RSS
  • WordPress.org
Proudly powered by WordPress