This is a poem that questions your morality and actions when you are drunk by sensitizing you to be careful.
She walks in and looked at everybody
Like they are not visible to her
All eyes were on her
But she didn’t feel any undressing her
In her mind, she was wishing for who would undress
Her with his eyes,
But none could
It was after all a wishful thinking
No man has the power to undress a woman
By simply ogling her.
She walked straight to the bar
Not caring that only guys were
Dillydallying with their femme fatales
She ordered for a martini
Not on the rocks – mind you
When it came, she took it down in
A gulp and left no pain as the
Burning sensation cascaded her throat
Living her high on the spot.
Now who could approach her?
And do the undressing?
That became me!
The brave one!
I asked her for a dance and we
Took it off from there,
When morning comes, I woke up
With her in my arms,
I realized I was also high last night
For in my arms, I behold a woman
Undressed but in her fifties,
My screaming woke her up and she let
Out a fart,
Thank God it was a hotel room,
I varnished into thin air.
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