Waiting in an Empty Tavern
Recently I was prompted to write a "bar napkin poem."
I happened to be in a bar at the time and asked the bartender for a pen and a napkin. He gave me a pen and a strip of receipt paper.
Good enough, I suppose.
Here's a picture of what I quickly scratched (minus the lame final line, which I've hidden behind the fold). Below is the re-written result.
I happened to be in a bar at the time and asked the bartender for a pen and a napkin. He gave me a pen and a strip of receipt paper.
Good enough, I suppose.
Here's a picture of what I quickly scratched (minus the lame final line, which I've hidden behind the fold). Below is the re-written result.
Waiting in an Empty Tavern
Three of us
Waiting
Glasses half full
In an empty tavern
Wondering
If she will walk through the door
Will we even recognizer her
If she does