Nightclub Poems - Poems about Nightclub

Aphorism Plus “How Long Did I Dream”by Lou Breese and His Version: ...

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I must return to this nightclub again I know I break promises but this one I walked in and took a corner The DJ paused the music in the air And said with a real bad tone Who parked the Limousine at the bay Silence, except some kisses of glass Everyone turned their eye to me And my self esteem grew My esteem swelled...

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Mirror, mirror, mirror ball. You would be the wisest of them all. Watching from above, the night roll out, All the dancing and the drink shout outs. You would see love at first sights or the start of a fist fight. Watched them walk in so dressed to impressed, but by the end all disorientated and stressed. The floor at the...

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Pope Frances was a night club bouncer. I’m not lying, I’m not a flouncer. I know it’s odd. He still loved God. The devil he grabbed and called a pouncer....

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Angels in a nightclub There are angels in my heart and angels in sight; There are angels everywhere I look tonight. This is surely Heaven, for there is magic in the air. The finest, most beautiful, angels are here. There are not enough words, to express the way that I feel; There are not enough ways to say you are beautiful. There...

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Standing near the front of the queue The boy rehearses his lines "Just three or four pints" Over and over again in his head Focussing on every step That takes him to the inquisitor Stray too far to the left or right And there's no way back Behind him, the underage drinker Tries his best to blend in Three years underage but Looking sharp in...

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