BarA Poem by J. F. Charleston
Bar
Sat down for a beer The local bar full This Friday night Called my girl a few times Two rings and a voicemail It seemed oh so clear The suds ran down Chilling the whole way I stared down that glass To drown myself out A man sat down next to me “You wonder who’s cheatin who” He looked straight ahead, I stared at him, His mustache widened into a smile I looked down to a shot of whiskey I’m sitting here at a lonely bar She’s out with someone “I let her lie” started to play I continued to drink Daryle sat down next to me “You let her lie, didn’t ya?” He pat my shoulder, went astray Another drink down, another memory Her brown hair in the sun Her smile on mine Her eyes in the moonlight Lying to myself to be fine Another drink, another friend Keith walked up, took a beer Asked, “you wish you didn’t know now What you didn’t know then?” I wish I could start over again I thought it’d be simple Love would be enough This bar is my escape So I thought I got a call from Mark, He just wanted me to know I should just let her go What’s the point of it all She’s not in my pickup I’m not in her mind My life is in this cup I can’t just hit rewind I’m sitting here feeling sorry With only the radio, a bottle of whiskey My friends trying to help with their songs © 2018 J. F. Charleston |
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