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*I spend my days waiting for night to come, And nights awake waiting for day. 
It’s a hopeless conundrum,
 Like waiting for a flight in permanent delay. My bedroom has become a terminal
 Where tungsten lights seep through tearstains,
 Where happiness is a criminal
 On the run from your grenade. I’m waiting for your satisfaction
 Your smirk of approval, your disdain,
 And all I get is a kiss from your shotgun 
Blown off, blind-sided once again. What’s another day to me 
One step closer to being depraved 
Of meaning, of purpose, of distinction; 
I’m just another patient face. I’ll wait.*
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Jun 29, 2013
Jun 29, 2013 at 2:37 PM UTC
Waiting Room
*I spend my days waiting for night to come, And nights awake waiting for day. 
It’s a hopeless conundrum,
 Like waiting for a flight in permanent delay. My bedroom has become a terminal
 Where tungsten lights seep through tearstains,
 Where happiness is a criminal
 On the run from your grenade. I’m waiting for your satisfaction
 Your smirk of approval, your disdain,
 And all I get is a kiss from your shotgun 
Blown off, blind-sided once again. What’s another day to me 
One step closer to being depraved 
Of meaning, of purpose, of distinction; 
I’m just another patient face. I’ll wait.*
azalea-banks
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Jun 29, 2013
Jun 29, 2013 at 2:37 PM UTC
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