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A Bottle Full Of Whiskey

by @carl-joseph-roberts

A Bottle Full Of Whiskey *He used a bottle full of whiskey To dull the memories of his past Knowing that the pain he felt Would not fit into a glass As he set there on his barstool In his eyes I saw regret He talked about the life he lived How he wished he had it back Would drink straight from the bottle Just to make the numbness last The story of his lonely life He would tell to all who ask He talked about lifes lessons The mistakes that he had made Said he lived with regrets For things he cannot change Thought the view from the bottle Would help to make his life more clear But the bottle got the best of him And wasted all his years He used a bottle full of whiskey To dull the memories of his past Knowing that the pain he felt Would not fit into a glass* Carl Joseph Roberts
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Apr 21, 2014
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