Tonight's Poet Corner: Stout In A Drought

Stout In A Drought
by Belinda Roddie

pub life under hot lights
the phantom collects coins and cans,
all emptied of the liquid strife
that now soaks our swollen intestines

you and I
you and I
you and I are lonely
huddled on the corner stools
draining tar from pitchers, drooling
over deep fried residue

outside it's a cold night
a cigarette or two is shared
the growing chill is amplified
when equal parts depression's paired

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