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Egressor

  • Frank William Finney
  • 50 minutes ago
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by Frank William Finney



The pub, half-full on a Tuesday night.

A songster sang acoustic blues,

but soon the strings slipped out of tune,


and then the mike went on the blink.

I lost the mood – left tip and drink

and headed for the Bull Dog.


No sign of life. The lights were out.

Graffiti mocked its rolling gate.

Signs that say the place went bust.


I wonder where they moved the band?

I wonder where I’ll head to now?

Better make tracks and head downtown


before the taverns close their doors,

and all the music’s

over.

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