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Bartender's Requiem

Music wafts from

The concert hall

Into my empty bar.

The fact that I'm not

The one taking the stage

Reopens a long closed scar.

The glasses stand ready

There's wine to be poured

The performer's hope

To be adored.

Just close your eyes and

Hear the violin play

Enjoy the music from afar.

I may not be

The one with the bow

But at interval - I'll be the star.

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Written by
ysabelle-moriarty
Australian
Published
Dec 21, 2010
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YM 2010

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