Schwarzenegger
wishing he were Schwarzenegger,
he quaffs down his last, cold bitter,
at nights like this he gets real high
smashing bottles, making chairs fly;
but, at once, his impulse chills down
as he sees the huge bouncer's frown
bluntly reminding him about
how last night that brute kicked him out
into the street like a doormat
for no reason other than that
he kissed the sweet songstress' chin,
thought he could take her for a spin;
how her songs spiced up his night life,
but then she was the bouncer's wife,
now he starts to sway and stagger,
wishing he were Schwarzenegger.
Copyright © Romeo Naces | Year Posted 2007
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