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World War 2 Coffee from an all night diner in New York

by lizziebunny

Barnaby hands me my daily cup of coffee, but this time, it's night time, and the coffee reminds me of the war but not the allies annihilating the Germans or Japanese but the war between me and him every time he confesses his love to me, the words pierce through my heart I will never love him as much as he loves me, I'm disgusting like the taste of the coffee just beans in water.
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lizziebunny
21 / F
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Written by
lizziebunny
21 / F
Published
Jan 11, 2018
Time
1m
Notes

I wrote this for my AP Lit class about the painting, Nighthawks, based off the girl in the red dress sitting with the man.

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#love#ww2#notloving#nighthawks#1942#enjambment
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