At A Restaurant Poem by DEEPAK KUMAR PATTANAYAK
At A Restaurant
At a restaurant
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Wending his way through the crowd
And looking for his seat around
In New Year's Eve at a restaurant
There came a man drunk and lit
Spotting a lovely woman sitting alone
He came to her with a petition
"I beg your pardon lady sweet
For stumbling upon your feet"
But is it that I really stepped upon
Yes you did without any reaction
Then, said man, I am sure my dear
My seat must be around here
An interesting anecdote.....! On New Year's Eve, several such scenes take place, as many get intoxicated and lose their sanity! Hilarious!
I beg your pardon lady sweet For stumbling upon your feet Hilarious! Loved it.
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5/3/2024 2:36:01 AM # 1.0.0.1119
A Beautiful poem with wonderful flow of words. Many such things happens especially on New Years eve. I enjoyed reading the way you portrayed it. I beg your pardon lady sweet For stumbling upon your feet...