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The Bus Journey

by LJChaplin

The person sat by me, Is calling somebody, He's saying 'I love you' Is that so unusual, To feel so alone in that moment? The lovers at the front, Have had more than enough Of their parents' scrutiny So they commit mutiny, And consequences are left unspoken. The cold condensation Hides all condescension, From every pedestrian With bitter complexions Who braved the cold and are frozen.
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LJChaplin
22 / M / English
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Written by
LJChaplin
22 / M / English
Published
Dec 19, 2016
Time
1m
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#love#home#winter#journey#bus#cold#travel#bitterness#pedestrian
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