-Interlude II- The Narrator Wrote His Mind: I heard a brilli | Scribbles

-Interlude II-

The Narrator Wrote His Mind:

I heard a brilliant joke yesterday,
And yes as all jokes go you, my loyal audience, are expected to laugh at the end:

"A mind and A heart walk in to a bar.
They sit on a stool facing each other on far ends of the room.
The heart was a lady in an ostentatious black gown;
She sat cross legged with a glass of wine.
The man had a faded quote on;
He didn't bother to order a drink.
The lady was a tasteful woman.
She stole glances at the man for the best parts of the night;
He was too busy contemplating a riddle to notice her lustful eyes.
The lady picked her purse up,and got herself a pen.
She starts to scribble words on a napkin.
She hands a bartender the napkin, ordering him to give it to the man in a coat, and she walks out of the bar through the same door she came in.
The bartender, now a messenger for the lady hesitantly walks over to the stool and hands the man the message.
The mind, puzzled snatches the paper from the bartender's hand.
He starts to read the letter in haste
it was too hard for him to comprhend it
He suddenly drops dead from his stool: breathless.
No one knows what exactly the lady wrote,
But men say she gave him the answer to his riddle
The napkin lay next to the dead man
with a single word scribbled on it
it read: Love."

And yes,
this is a joke
you are supposed to laugh.

-Excerpt #4
@MenAce7