Dveře se zavírají
Dveře se zavírají, the doors are closing and I can’t see
The girl that was standing in front of me
Like most things in life that were there
Naked, pure and bare
I coupled a couplet and created a rhyme
Much like those subsequent patterns in my mind
I held my breath and then let it out
Trying to plan this route
While quiet and discreet motifs will repeat
Meandering to a trotting beat
Inconsistencies may be found
Similar to distortions in a sound
Miniscule and negligible these tribulations prevail
Like being lost in a storm of hammering hail
Cold and concussed avoiding not to rush
Nor banking on pulling a royal flush
For a ramblin’ man may not be a gamblin’ man
But both bluffing our entire lifespan
Despondency does not need to become autocracy
Leading an existence into mediocracy
Hearten your stance because only through exuberance
Will one stand a chance
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