:20:01
Is that too difficult for you?
:20:03
Come on;
count how many things are there.
:20:06
A drinking glass
:20:08
And many bottles,
and a bundle of rose
:20:11
And some windows on my right
:20:15
A door in front of me,
and another behind you
:20:19
You see, even at the same time
:20:21
Things are in different places.
:20:23
Go on counting.
:20:24
A bartender
:20:26
Where is he?
:20:27
Isn't he in face of me?
:20:28
Is he? I don't see him.
:20:30
Go on counting.
:20:32
An ashtray
:20:34
A serving tray
:20:37
A coffee pot with three mouths
:20:40
1 cigarette, 1 checked jacket.
:20:44
Walls surround the bar.
:20:46
A bed and a worker, and...
:20:50
Don't know how to
get rid of this kind of boring Paula
:20:53
You are talky.
You should not be born at this time.
:20:57
What are you angering at?
Bartender Paul
:21:01
You make your life by talk?
:21:03
That's a necessary skill.
:21:04
Oh, that's reasonable.
:21:05
Although I actually don't like,
I want to try to write poetry.
:21:09
Why don't you like it?
:21:11
I think poetry is a pile of nonsense.
:21:14
That's the definition
in the dictionary.
:21:16
The dictionary do has this.
:21:18
Poetry is a pile of words
:21:24
Which makes a perfect meaning.
:21:26
I'm sorry that's wrong, absolutely.
:21:28
What's wrong with her definition?
:21:31
Poetry makes meaning,
but not perfect one.
:21:35
Just boring paronomasia.
:21:37
You'd better not try to write poetry.
:21:40
Let's drink.
:21:41
Do you want a try, bartender Paul?
:21:45
The glass is not in the wine.
:21:49
The bartender is in the pocket
of the pencil.
:21:54
The counter kicks her feet.
:21:59
The bed extinguishes a cigarette.