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Ranting Drunkard (Free verse) by Don-Quixote
Sweat pours Over my forehead Laying in bed Thinking... (crouching over, leaning For that damn bottle) Drinking, breath heavy My sight is getting blurry Again.. (rumbling stomach) Shit, please, don't need To puke once again.. I wonder when this Lonely party began.. Between flashbacks Of the beach And all the memories Death left me I burp, the sour Air. Me and this bottle Are some pair.. Thinking I don't care Keep whining, Life isnt fair.. I know, I know Same ole cliche A drunkard, his memories Disgusting grunts Inbetween flips Of the middle finger The walls are My pals, sitting here Thinking, I could use Some pretty gals.. (Gulp, gulp, gulp..) Heads whirlin again.. When did my Lone soul Party Begin.. Forgot when... (slump)

Up the ladder: vacation
Down the ladder: I'm gonna fuck you!

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Arithmetic Mean: 5.25
Weighted score: 5.029801
Overall Rank: 7270
Posted: July 24, 2003 6:54 AM PDT; Last modified: July 24, 2003 6:54 AM PDT
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[6] horus8 @ 24.126.113.154 | 24-Jul-03/2:05 PM | Reply
Good lord, Try Absynthe and quit moanin'. A poet chirping about drinking... what are you? from Salt lake city?
[n/a] Don-Quixote @ 204.31.169.75 > horus8 | 24-Jul-03/2:44 PM | Reply
I prefer pure wormwood extracts... ;)
[8] Druid_Girl_1984 @ 208.60.246.14 | 27-Jul-03/1:55 PM | Reply
This is a very interesting poem. I can almost see someone laying in bed drunk and about to pass out. 8
[6] horus8 @ 24.126.113.154 > Druid_Girl_1984 | 27-Jul-03/2:20 PM | Reply
Sure you can, and I bet you do often.
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