beer was cheap,
milk and eggs,
rent for a one bedroom
apartment was
two hundred
and thirty-five dollars
a month,
utilities included.
gasoline
was 29 cents a gallon.
cigarettes
were nothing
to buy out of a vending
machine.
spare change.
cokes were a dime,
as was
a phone call
from the booth on the corner.
a fried
chicken was three bucks,
with a loaf
of bread and slaw.
a burger
and fries with a large
coke
was less than a dollar.
women of the night charged
12 bucks
for a roll
in the hay, ten for the girl,
two for the room
they were different times,
only real true love
was still hard
to come by.
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