Source:
Adults
Author:
Tanya Withers
Title:
Friday Night
We were all there; it would be wrong to say without a care Because most of us did. Friday night and we should feel all right Right? So go, dress to impress, put on your slap, join the cattle, cut the crap And pose. Do you suppose it’s worth it? Not sure. But sure is odd being Ogled by some silly sods without brains. Not their fault, I’m on parade With the rest. Quite a few past their best and still flaunting what they have Or have not, seems some clothes have been forgot as so much flesh is bare Smells of despair. A bald fat geezer over there is giving me the eye. Why Me? I’m with a crowd you see. We’re dancing. He’s prancing over. Over Done the man’s perfume. My God it stinks and there’s no room to escape Here comes his mate. Hanging belly, gross tattoos, nose pierced, ear Stud .. he thinks he is! Can you believe it? Need to get rid. I’m out. Need to shout. The others don’t appear to hear. See my best mate nuzzling his ear. My God, he’s such a frog but he’s in. What a din Pounding and confounding. They’re gyrating. No berating, but I’m off You should scoff. It’s Friday night. We should feel alright. They seem to But I don’t
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