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Commercial for the Poor House Dream Bistro

A poem inspired by ads & blurbs

Joe Garza
2 min readMar 20, 2020
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All you have to do is live your light sentence,
Get your smile back with bad surgery,
And take advantage of an evening with Beethoven’s historical jazz at the Poor House,
Home of the vintage criminal influence.

Have a conversation with a mystery woman celebrating the spirit of summer, original gravity, and unpaid overtime.

Embrace that relationship inside a dad-approved sandwich exhibit crawling with baby art.

Know your local bartender on display, rocking endangered clothing and the body snore of autumn, perfect for the velocity of immortal burlesques.

Build your own stuffed cuisine with unlimited subzero ingredients and homemade dental care. It’s scrumptious!

Fresh music and colors emerge from The Elephant’s Child, a trio of award-winning cocktail hooligans beloved for their special juice and karaoke wine.

Every hour, multiple generations of infuriated kids out of school come together for semi-staged musical tournament blowouts.

But all is not lost.

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Joe Garza
Joe Garza

Written by Joe Garza

I cover art, culture, film, comedy, creativity, books, and more at https://medium.com/the-reckless-muse

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