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I love the summer But I have to say I hate barbecue season The loud conversations The drunken laughter And the smell of cooking, Sausages and burgers Floating through the window The loud and cheesy Dance/pop music Assaulting my senses As I sit here alone With a single bottle Of fortified wine As the loud, drunken Fools with their Loud, manly laughter Have countless crates and bottles Ready to be consumed Yes, I sit here alone Always the outsider Scribbling my lines To console myself With the idea of " art " As if it is important Not to be Part of the crowd, When the truth is I was never invited Anyway
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Jun 4, 2018
Jun 4, 2018 at 4:15 PM UTC
Bar-B-Q
I love the summer But I have to say I hate barbecue season The loud conversations The drunken laughter And the smell of cooking, Sausages and burgers Floating through the window The loud and cheesy Dance/pop music Assaulting my senses As I sit here alone With a single bottle Of fortified wine As the loud, drunken Fools with their Loud, manly laughter Have countless crates and bottles Ready to be consumed Yes, I sit here alone Always the outsider Scribbling my lines To console myself With the idea of " art " As if it is important Not to be Part of the crowd, When the truth is I was never invited Anyway
ian-lewis-copestick
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45/M/Stoke On Trent
Jun 4, 2018
Jun 4, 2018 at 4:15 PM UTC
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