When he told me he expected me to pay for dinner,
I was like, “Give me a break.”
I was not the exact equivalent of give me a break;
I was just similar to give me a break.
As I said, “I was like give me a break.”
I would love to tell you how I approximate give me a break
without being identical to give me break,
but the best I can come up with is I was aware of a certain
similarity
between me and “give me break.”
And that was ok with me at that point in the evening,
even if it meant I would fall short of standing up from the
table,
and screaming, “Give me a break. For god’s sake will you
please give me a break?”
No, for that moment with the rain streaking the restaurant
windows
and the waiter approaching, the most I felt like I could be
was like to a certain degree
“Give me a break.”
If you want to here Billy Collins, himself, read the poem click here. He's a Poet Laurette two times over and is a great reader.
If you want to here Billy Collins, himself, read the poem click here. He's a Poet Laurette two times over and is a great reader.
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