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Night Two at the Bar
I wondered whether or not God was talking to me again, I was asked for a line that would 'make things easier' a line that would make things easier, I pondered on it but this time it was a line with a twist the line had to hint towards betrayal and pain and growth the line had to be sweet but cunning the line had to be gentle but pierce the ears of whoever heard it a line essentially about things that are extremely complicated, and ever so painful I thought to myself and for whatever reason the crowd sat up in anticipation, waiting for me, the amateur to speak to share the few lines that I had in mind (this was only my second night at this bar) I called the poem "Carpentry" and I went on to say "I trusted the carpenter with the tasks of Carpentry, silly her, silly me" the crowd rumbled "You and I grew old sitting under this tree, remember when we carved our names in the bark?" the crowd went wild with whistling, applause, and demanded a few lines more (to be continued)
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