Thread: walk in and have a seat game

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no other than

the said tavernmaid

when she brought

bread, butter'n beer

to m'table where

customers asked for

news and gossip

from the foreign

shores where the

international press still

threatened bar tendors

to write whatever

bar tab amounts

one may come

when you order

a tall cool

but passionate stranger

to join the

walk down the

first'n second time

through the metal-detector

to check out

pots and pans

in case there

were alarms that

sent out signals

someone could track

from the smallest

whisper to the

mystery from behind

the waving curtain

The view was

of a landscape

so beautiful that

even the meanest

person looked like

she could holiday

with almost anything

in her suitcase
but because she

forgot her only

pair of shoes

she ran out

wearing only slippers

, armored trousers, and

ribbons in her
battered hope chest

to the crowd's

suprise , she also

sported fur-lined eyeglasses