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lingering daydreams

i hate that i’m lying in bed

with a cup of tea

and can see myself in the future

in our bed

with a cup of tea

and you lying next to me

 

and i hate that i can see myself turning out the light

and laying my head to rest

on your chest

 

i hate that i can see us sitting at a little round kitchen table

next to the window

you in your black rimmed glasses

scrolling through your phone

me with my hair tied up and one knee draw up to my chest,

eating a bowl of oatmeal as the sun creeps its way

into the middle of the sky

 

i hate that i can see us side by side

brushing our teeth in a cramped bathroom

in front of a foggy mirror,

listening to music as we get ready for the day

 

i hate that i can see us walking out the front door,

i hate that i can see us kissing goodbye

 

because i’m lying in bed

with a cup of tea

thinking about all of this,

thinking about you

 

yet i’ve already kissed you

goodbye.

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Jan 7, 2015
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