Lady By The Pub

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In the corner of the lively pub's embrace,
A lady sits with poise and grace.
Amidst the chatter, glasses clink,
She sips her drink, lost in thought's brink.

Her eyes, a window to tales untold,
In their depths, mysteries unfold.
With every glance, a story unfurls,
Of distant lands and long-lost pearls.

Her laughter, like a gentle breeze,
Brings warmth and ease to all who seize
A moment's chance to share her space,
In her presence, time finds its pace.

Through the haze of cigarette smoke,
Her spirit dances, a silent cloak.
In the heart of the pub's bustling hum,
She remains a calm, elusive drum.

Oh, lady of the pub, with secrets deep,
In your presence, souls find sleep.
May your nights be filled with revelry,
In the embrace of the pub's jubilee.

@The Book Owl

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