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Day • [Night]

by @harshhappens

My eyes are strained against an LCD, my fingers mindlessly tapping away.                                                                   [My eyes are on the road,]                                                                   [my fingers intertwined with yours.] I look up at the clock, the entire day is behind me now.                                                                   [I look up at my rearview,]                                                                   [the entire city is behind me now] I lean back in my office seat and let out a sigh of exasperation.                                                                   [I lean back in the driver's seat]                                                                   [and let out a sigh of content] The droning sound of the printer drags with my monotonous heart.                                                                   [The melodic sound of your laughter]                                                                   [lifts my symphonic heart] I work until the sun drops                                                                   [We drive until the sun rises]                                                   and then We drive.                                                                   [I work.]
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Aug 18, 2015
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Inspired by the song "Next In Line" x Walk The Moon

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#sad#depression#happy#personal#work#harshhappens
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