Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Forget It by Phil Huffy

A truck with a load Chablis

overturned and the shipment broke free.

A wine snob came ‘round,

saw a case on the ground 

and said, “Leave it, it’s 2003”






Phil Huffy writes all sorts of poetry, often at his kitchen table. His work has appeared in dozens of journals. Some of it is funny.


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