If I Were In An Irish Pub Alone

If I were in an Irish pub alone, as has often been the case
It is your face I would see at the bottom of my mug.

I would reach into my wallet for a dollar
For the jukebox, to play your favorite song
And ask the bartender to pour your image once more.

And when arrived the inevitable last call
I would finish my glass, as to kiss you goodnight,
Set you down and stagger out the door.

Jason Smith

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