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Cafés

by @suzy-hazelwood

There are days when I sit alone in cafés with coffee as my friend and a book as my reason for why I stay so long Pretending not to watch not seeing anyone I stare at my book and make out I read when all the while I sneak a look I hear their talk It seems to me many are short on luck so much dreaming of all they can’t have and some have dreamed so large it shatters their soul I wondered why I waste my time love to stay in the company of cafés what was this fascination turned to addiction? I sit in cafés because I need to know I’m not the only one it’s not just me who is short on luck not just me who’s afraid to dream not only I who’s soul needs repair
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Apr 9, 2015
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#dream#afraid#soul#books#luck#reading#repair#cafe
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