I’ve Been Drunk
words by Leslie Noyes
I’m usually sober, but I have been drunk. Sometimes one glass of wine leads to another,
And I lose count. Mind, this isn’t my usual state. Normally you’ll find me sober as a saint.
Tonight, though? Tonight I succumbed. Tonight I forgot about rules and restrictions.
I did not drown my sorrows; I celebrated my joys. Oh, my heart! I have so very many.
A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism.
Doing the best I can with what I have
kind of sad, but not so bad with cheese. cheese not provided.
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What ever you were celebrating i am thrilled for. There are so many sorrows that we’d be drowned before the sun is over the yard arn. So I say axknowledge the good stuff. Even if it brings a headache 😇😆🍷🍻
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An evening glass (or two) of a half decent red is one of life’s pleasures I find. Certainly, when the drought of words afflicts, that glass I speak of can be a cure all…although too much wine leads to penned rubbish! Reads a bit like the sermon Bacchus himself may have given to his congregation!
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Bacchus. Now there’s a good fellow.
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