Last glass of karma, anyone?
"Last glass of karma, anyone?" the waiter formly known as 24 asks us.
"I'll have one," I signal to 25.
"Will that be with or without a slice of lemon?"
"Depends?"
Is it sour? I wonder to myself, questioning the universe,
and God above,
that laughing bitch called Life,
and the Mistress of Karma.
"Could I have a cherrie instead?"
25 nods.
A sweet one please, I murmur to the burnt grass roots beneath my vegan sandals.
Just joking.
My sandals aren't vegan,
neither are my intentions.
The burnt grass bothers me though.
It didn't deserve this...this burning.
How innocent is the grass and the planet?
Gaza, the Ukraine, the homeless on the Auckland streets and
Americans who got duped into voting for an orange man,
instead of a black woman.
I might skip the glass of Karma.
"Give me whiskey on the rocks, smooth ones," I say, "the rocks and the whiskey."
I anoint my heart with oakiness and settle back to wait for what happens next.
I think humanity has surpassed Karma, and it's time for a fiery reckoning...
in my humble opinion.
Three cheers to karma free years!
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