Had pasta tonight,
It was lovely,
My girl and I caused such a fright,
The restaurant was full of honey,
It did not cost a lot of money.
We were having much fun,
Staying up together,
After a long week of work,
Let us celebrate,
And have a good time,
Sucking up the food and richness,
Of an ambiance,
That would never end,
Until the next day.
The weekend would turn into a riot,
Some semblance of remorse,
In such a way to be rejoiced.
And hopefully we will enjoy the rest of it,
To end in panic and extreme.
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Alex Jennett
Just starting to publish my works. Enjoy listening to music and writing poetry. I am surprised that since I started writing, within 2 years, with Vocal I have created 78 stories. Music and the written word, help me ease my high anxiety.
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