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Habit-Forming

I've spent it losing races, Worn through my shoelaces With countless (too short) paces.         But you know what I mean. Falling in love with faces, Shallow shadows my eye chases Through the old familiar places         Of my monotonous routine. And even on the off-chance Someone reaches past first glance, I won't ask for a dance.         My old coat just won't come clean.
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