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10 past two

In the pub where it's always ten past two I'll wait for you. Tucked in the corner - you know the booth. Like the clock face waiting silently and immobile. Time standing still without you. And the piano man will be here playing to a thankless crowd. But we'll clap like your papa would. The pub who's clock remains still and with airplanes circling above; That's where I'll be.
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ciankennedy
27 / M / London
For You?
Written by
ciankennedy
27 / M / London
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Sep 17, 2017
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