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Coffee Shop

Eyes on the clock Tick toc tick toc Sipping a cup of coffee Darker than the sky Rain sliding down the windows Pitter patter pitter patter Watching people come in and out Sitting at the table "Order up! Two Vanilla Blonde Roast Coffee's!" Yelled a man, But all I could hear was the music Chiming around the room And bouncing off the walls Multiple conversations I sat there In that room Writing stories And Tales Like no other had done Such where the hero was the villain Stories that could only be deciphered By those who have felt the pain Of the lonesome characters That these stories depicted
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Written by
Emiliute
25 / F
Published
Dec 17, 2014
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