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Jena T
Poems
Apr 2020
Strangers
He walked in
Dressed to blend in
It was late, hardly anyone cared
She sat on the curb
Waiting for midnight to ring in
The days were getting too long
He sat down and ordered, coffee hot
A dingy cafe
With fluorescent lights flickering
She pulled her coat tight
The wind was cold tonight
Tomorrow she would take a bus
He didn't know where he was
Some little town with no life
The years were passing by
She knew this wasn't life
It was existance in its finest light
How long would she keep this up?
He had lost the will to run
Been going since he was eighteen
Joined the army just to get away
She walked down the dark road
Moving out of the way when lights came
When a realization hit her
Army gave him some leeway
Was a nice life till he was sent away
The sounds still plagued him every day
She didn't have to accept this life
Small town and a job that didn't pay
It was time to make an escape
He needed to find some peace
Not here though
This was a depressing place
They both left
Met in a different place
Strangers who chanced upon a similar fate.
Written by
Jena T
30/F/Germany
(30/F/Germany)
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