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Přidejte seLast night I went to the bar
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Monie_Kim
Last night after a lengthy day at work
I felt like shutting the world out, no talk
So I escorted myself to that tiny bar at the end of street
giving my steps a prudent purposeful cheerful beat
Pulled the door, stepped inside, nonchalance
apprehension, second thoughts did not have a chance
I wasn't swinging my eyes left or right,
to the bar, I went ahead, directly and straight
Vodka and a drop of juice, I said
to that crooky looking, startled lad
I watched him fixing me the drink
then the bloke gave me a dirty wink!
There was no time to hesitate, to be shy
I told him to piss off, and I told him why
No need to get touchy, just being friendly, he muttered
but I could see his cheeks went all blushy, kinda red
Then he ignored me and put some music on
and I was left content, quiet and perfectly alone
Later, the fruitful talks around came back to life
discussing sports, women, spaceships and how to strive
I took out a cigarette and lit it with delight
oblivious, relaxed, enjoying the evening sight
And as I was about to order myself a second glass
someone called, come over you sweet tasty lass!
In a flash he ruined it, my tranquillity gone, as such
Oh you dimwit killjoy, thank you very much!
I swore to myself and gave the barkeeper the look
indicating to my glass, showing silence to the crook
This was the attention, I did not seek or long
made me wonder if the idea of coming was all wrong
But the vodka gently smoothly hit the tune within
I leaned forward a bit, a hand supporting my chin
My depleted cup got a number of unrequested top-up fills
and the air suddenly smelled of sunny sunny daffodils
Then from a distance the sound of the clapping shoes
disturbed my reverie, dismantling my jolly blues
Short hair, brown body-shaping shirt, stonewashed jeans
the posture, assurance, beam! I’d fall for him back in my teens
I minded my glass and the irregular hum of the room
then he‘s approaching - oh god and I can’t even zoom
Sooo, till the wee hours we talked as only the old mates do
he had a cheeky smile, roaring laugh and a really funny hair-do
When the bar’s door finally shut behind our backs
I suggested we’d go to the river to feed the hungry ducks
Sounds like there’s no point of trying to reach the bed tonight
We’ll do that and wait till the morning turns the city bright!
Crossing the bridge in the morning mist was a delight on its own,
simultaneously enjoying the excitement and the calmness, bliss unknown
He held my gaze and both hands in his gentle but overlapping palms
did not say a word, but there was no reason for qualms...
Then he just disappeared, was gone, out of sight
and I felt on my face the touches of awakened morning light
I squeezed the piece of paper in my shaking hand
and could not sense, think straight or comprehend
Before I could see the handwritten lines, read the number or his name
I tossed it in to the river, torn inside - yet killing the burning flame!