by Richard Schnap
She was a vintage bottle of wine
Gathering dust on a back shelf
Of the liquor store of love
Overlooked for decades
By customers whose tastes veered
More toward cheap flasks of gin
But then one day an old man
With a still, sad look in his eyes
Took her down with a careful hand
And in his small room that night
He sipped her slowly and gently
As if he’d searched for her all his life
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