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Coffee Shop after Club 16 Fitness listening people assaying the content of the messages, against the background of noises                                 like layers,voices upon voices, but there is one voice, holding court with herself, staring through the floor at my feet, finding oneself,                                                                                     I would hope, among the chorus in the coffee shop, among the chorus in her conversation, under her white and blue striped scarf, her wrinkles cause twinkles at the corners of her very sad eyes, if she had stopped talking even for a second, I would have been surprised. The erosion of her has begun her cheeks have permanent fissures where the tears and rivulets have run for ages. Her small frame and skirt fill the chair, as it seems there are others there, she is so lonely and alone, her skin tone fits the surroundings well, how long she will talk, time will tell. I wasn't rude and did not eavesdrop or interrupt,                     I am sure that would have meant an abrupt halt to her flow, of prayer for ones like me, a by product, of my own invention, as she resembled Mother Theresa, with her conviction of non-stop prayer, from her chair. ©DWE122013
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Dec 13, 2013
Dec 13, 2013 at 12:06 AM UTC
Another Day in the Office
Coffee Shop after Club 16 Fitness listening people assaying the content of the messages, against the background of noises                                 like layers,voices upon voices, but there is one voice, holding court with herself, staring through the floor at my feet, finding oneself,                                                                                     I would hope, among the chorus in the coffee shop, among the chorus in her conversation, under her white and blue striped scarf, her wrinkles cause twinkles at the corners of her very sad eyes, if she had stopped talking even for a second, I would have been surprised. The erosion of her has begun her cheeks have permanent fissures where the tears and rivulets have run for ages. Her small frame and skirt fill the chair, as it seems there are others there, she is so lonely and alone, her skin tone fits the surroundings well, how long she will talk, time will tell. I wasn't rude and did not eavesdrop or interrupt,                     I am sure that would have meant an abrupt halt to her flow, of prayer for ones like me, a by product, of my own invention, as she resembled Mother Theresa, with her conviction of non-stop prayer, from her chair. ©DWE122013
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Dec 13, 2013
Dec 13, 2013 at 12:06 AM UTC
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