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Soothing, mothering hand of a soft day smooths away a wrinkle in my head pressed there by the grimace of constant self-reflection. The warm rain offers me solace, the grey sky seeks to calm and I notice now for the first time the leaves unfurled and the dandelions ticking. A coffee and a glass of water, a cigarette and some poor-man’s lunch shape my day until another slips away into the furnace. I’m seeking affirmation. I keep asking: “do you think I’m coming off the rails - Or was I always running off the sleepers?” It’s met with a **** of the head, usually, or a ‘hmm… you’re great fun though’. I know but that’s not what I’m asking.
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Apr 30, 2017
Apr 30, 2017 at 2:46 PM UTC
April Bank Holiday Sunday
Soothing, mothering hand of a soft day smooths away a wrinkle in my head pressed there by the grimace of constant self-reflection. The warm rain offers me solace, the grey sky seeks to calm and I notice now for the first time the leaves unfurled and the dandelions ticking. A coffee and a glass of water, a cigarette and some poor-man’s lunch shape my day until another slips away into the furnace. I’m seeking affirmation. I keep asking: “do you think I’m coming off the rails - Or was I always running off the sleepers?” It’s met with a **** of the head, usually, or a ‘hmm… you’re great fun though’. I know but that’s not what I’m asking.
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Apr 30, 2017
Apr 30, 2017 at 2:46 PM UTC
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