Caught Between Two Opposing Angels

One glorious summer's evening, Out drinking In an Irish Bar in a busy city center I bought a round of drinks at last-orders. As the last orders bell began to sound. I thought it odd, people are leaving In their droves; then the doorman Said down your pint 'Mr and go.' Or else I'll take it now, bro. I protested and made him linger and wait I didn't anticipate his burgeoning anger Towards me or his unapologetic hate Outside, I complained face to face. He got aggressive filled with rage He wanted to kill me - seriously. I then called him a little-Adolf-Hitler You should have seen how quickly he became enraged. 'It wasn't the name Adolf Hitler So much as the word little That caused him deep offense.' He raised his fists, I got the gist. And wasn't about to back down. But then an angels arm came across my waist And these gentle words 'come with me' He isn't worth it - and so I calmly left unharmed.