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coffee.

Jeans full of ***

Skin exposed chest.

She walked through the door

with the gait of a peacock.

 

She order too hot coffee.

Brushed her dark hair aside.

The barista's voice shivered as it left his lips

i like your shirt

(what he meant to say was *******

She gave the man what she owed.

A simple

i know

left her lips as she pivoted on her left heel.

 

I watched her walk down a hallway much too small for her.

A hallway full of eyes that followed her hips' slow journey.

A hallway that she was convinced was created for only herself.

 

I walked outside as she was lost to a corner.

Pulled a cigarette from the confines of my pocket.

Stuck it between my lips

and reached for my lighter...

**well ****

it wasn't there

**there goes my ******* morning**.

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