almost
Neon lights leaked through the paned windows,
Cutting through the thick smoke that filled the room.
A young man,
Too young to be in such a place so late in the evening,
Walked in carrying with him a gust of melancholic air.
In search of any remedy to cure a deep sickness of the heart.
Perhaps a gin and tonic
Or some jazz noir
Might release him from the confines of his pains.
Sitting at the bar counter
He uttered only a few words.
But it was his eyes that spilled the truth.
The pain of a love destined to be nothing more
Than an almost.
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