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coffee rings stain the tablecloth empty creamer pods pile up by the silverware. the old man finishes his omelet off while his grandson rocks in his chair. the new dads outside smoke and cough avoiding their wives' disapproving glare. the waitress sits me at a tabletop and I take in the fullness of the air. the light in the room takes me like a moth a moment fleeting is still a moment worth the care. I eat breakfast every Saturday at Roth's this diner where all our stories are shared.
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Nov 9, 2024
Nov 9, 2024 at 12:05 PM UTC
saturday morning
coffee rings stain the tablecloth empty creamer pods pile up by the silverware. the old man finishes his omelet off while his grandson rocks in his chair. the new dads outside smoke and cough avoiding their wives' disapproving glare. the waitress sits me at a tabletop and I take in the fullness of the air. the light in the room takes me like a moth a moment fleeting is still a moment worth the care. I eat breakfast every Saturday at Roth's this diner where all our stories are shared.
I was really drawn to the idea of shared human experiences that we sometimes take for granted, and something about the coziness of a diner on a Saturday morning really stuck with me. God bless you all, have a lovely Saturday!
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Nov 9, 2024
Nov 9, 2024 at 12:05 PM UTC
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