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BEEP BEEP The alarm goes off and I lazily roll over and hit the snooze, not wanting to let the darkness go. Snooze again. And again. Now I'm running late; I rush through breakfast and brushing my teeth. Button my top wrong, button it again. I hate the day more with each minute that passes... resenting it just for existing. Finishing my careless makeup, I meet my own eyes in the mirror. For a moment, I pretend they're yours. I look into them lovingly and search for a smile. I eventually snap out of it. I meet my eyes again and promise, "I am not going to cry today". I always do, and I'm always wrong.
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 5:43 PM UTC
Mourning Routine
BEEP BEEP The alarm goes off and I lazily roll over and hit the snooze, not wanting to let the darkness go. Snooze again. And again. Now I'm running late; I rush through breakfast and brushing my teeth. Button my top wrong, button it again. I hate the day more with each minute that passes... resenting it just for existing. Finishing my careless makeup, I meet my own eyes in the mirror. For a moment, I pretend they're yours. I look into them lovingly and search for a smile. I eventually snap out of it. I meet my eyes again and promise, "I am not going to cry today". I always do, and I'm always wrong.
shannon-leigh
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 5:43 PM UTC
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