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| 97. The Bar The alcohol wet my tongue A slippery concoction of fantasies yet to be I prayed for a speedy attack on my senses To dull my brain, my inhibitions to be set free My eyes did survey all around the bar Searching for a candidate or victim as you will As the libations soon warmed my stomach and soul I yearned to move quickly to satisfy my thrill And then a fair maiden my eyes did soon fall Of beauty beyond all imagination I quickly ventured over to a place next to her And proceeded to describe my new found fascination She seemed intent to listen to my story Until I moved closer to claim my prize She protested vehemently and claimed she was not single But I did not hear a word, my eyes were on her thighs Success this night would have been mine If I remembered that alcohol does not make you think Instead I joined the group of other men Who returned to their chairs to order another drink |
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