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Jun 2010
In five minutes,

I’ll hang up and try again later.

But not before thinking too hard about

what I’m going to wear,

or how I’m going to eat,

or when I’m leaving.

You’re not making sense, I can tell

because,

at least you said, once,

“I’ve felt this way before.”

But you move across the floor

and into empty spaces,

admiring details,

and noting everything but what’s really there,

and has been,

for the entire time.

I think you think too much.
Written by
William Delaney
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