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coffee stains

cold coffee sits on rickety little tables

while grand plans are constructed

novels poor out of young minds

 

dull and awkward second dates draw out

so much longer than needed

and the coffee goes cold they part ways

 

oh what comes out of those little coffee shop corners

 

a man calls for a plumber

 

that lady drew an owl

 

oh well he spilled that all over the place

 

the clatter and chatter never leaves a silence

like a library no it's warm and old and smells like my dreams last night

 

the greatest nights are spent becoming part of the coffee shop crowd

making stains on little tables and letting the coffee get cold

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Written by
emma-e-jones
Published
Aug 28, 2013
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observations from nights spent in the coffee shop

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