Bar Lights on Beaumont StreetA Poem by Sarah ConderIn a
darkened, squalid bar, lost among Suburban
city streets, The
Revellers and the Rioters convene on a Friday eve In high
spirits; a free-flowing fountain Of vodka
and whiskey, stagnant breath and the Burnt
out ashes of cigarettes. The
heavy stench of perspiration lingers; A fetid
miasma, hot, lurid, Uncouth
are the characters that embark On their
carousing expedition, consumed with vigour, Intoxicated
by the vibrations of sound; The incessant
thud, thud, thudding penetrating every pore. Pounding. Erratic flickering
of bar lights Hypnotise
all into a trance of inhibition Whilst
all around, Others
sleep soundly in their beds. © 2013 Sarah ConderFeatured Review
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StatsAuthorSarah ConderUnited KingdomAboutHello there lovelies, my name is Sarah, I am eighteen and am a student of English Literature and Drama. I am very fond of reading, especially 19th-20th Century fiction, the works of Shakespeare and th.. more..Writing
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