The Verse of Alfred Lichtenstein by Alfred Lichtenstein
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May God and the devil damn me to hell:
Damn It all... why is my bar the only empty one... Grumpy, reproachful waiters standing around-- It is my fault-- Not one damned person comes to the door-- Cramped in a corner I sit with a hopeful face. No customers come.-- The food rots, the wine and bread. I might as well shut the joint. And cry myself to death. A Trouble-making Girl It's certainly late. I must earn something. But they're all going right by today with smug expressions on their faces. They don't want to give me a single good-luck penny. It's a miserable life. If I come home without money The old lady will throw me out. There is hardly anyone on the street any more. I am dead tired and freezing. I was never so miserable in my life. I move around here like a piece of meat. Finally someone comes over: An extremely well-dressed man-- But in this life one can't tell much |
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