What I'll describe for you <br />is called the double door dilemma. <br />The kind of entrances you see <br />in restaurants. A friend, a... <br /> <br />...companion maybe a <br />date of yours you've asked to go in first. <br />You've done your job well, <br />upright, but next scenario sure hurts.... <br /> <br />...for both the parties that <br />just went through this seemingly grand move. <br />Your faced not with the beauty <br />of the grand room. There's more to prove. <br /> <br />She doesnt know weather <br />or not to sit there like the princess, <br />and you will have no time <br />to get the second door she'll address. <br /> <br />The second set of the <br />handles on that second set of doors, <br />you thought you had been the <br />great big gentleman getting before... <br /> <br />...the left door swung shut behind <br />you just while you're having convo. <br />Then almost out of nowhere <br />here comes one more gusty wind blow. <br /> <br />Before you're really inside <br />of this fine swank establishment, <br />the double door dilemma's <br />is what you experienced; went... <br /> <br />...to a place with very standard <br />doorways so please be aware <br />catching double doors <br />is tricky when a hostess isn't there. <br /> <br />Copyright ©® 12-19-2008 Sarah Sisson<br /><br />Sarah Sisson<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/double-door-dilemma/
