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"what, you're too good to say 'good morning' to me?" she asks me as she slumps through the front doors of work. "no." I say, "you didn't hear me say it back?" . . . she didn't. some people try to drag everything into their own collapsing star. but I brush it off and walk away, successfully escaping her gravitational pull. later, minding my own ********* she fires another shot, "you sure have a chip on your shoulder today, I'm staying out of your way!" this time I don't even acknowledge her **** bird trying to land on me, just smile right through her. I turn my head to look outside. the smeared clouds are rippling in a smooth cadence of anticipation. a storm is coming . . . it's gonna be a good one.
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Jul 1, 2019
Jul 1, 2019 at 4:40 PM UTC
collapsing star
"what, you're too good to say 'good morning' to me?" she asks me as she slumps through the front doors of work. "no." I say, "you didn't hear me say it back?" . . . she didn't. some people try to drag everything into their own collapsing star. but I brush it off and walk away, successfully escaping her gravitational pull. later, minding my own ********* she fires another shot, "you sure have a chip on your shoulder today, I'm staying out of your way!" this time I don't even acknowledge her **** bird trying to land on me, just smile right through her. I turn my head to look outside. the smeared clouds are rippling in a smooth cadence of anticipation. a storm is coming . . . it's gonna be a good one.
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37/M/Texas
Jul 1, 2019
Jul 1, 2019 at 4:40 PM UTC
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