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The Girl in the Red Diner

Sometimes she whispers, A soft spoken word that soothes the skin, A melody that cools third-degree burns, A tear that drowns a sea of sorrow. Her melodrama is contagious, infectious, and mesmerizing. She sits at the red diner, twiddling her thumbs, And you notice her downtrodden eyes. You grab a sharpie and write on her hand, "Loneliness is not a function of solitude, And you'll never have to be alone." She smiles as she interlocks her arm with yours. And the result is pure ecstasy.
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jake-bentley
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Jun 16, 2013
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