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3 A.M. coffee

by cristina-monica-moldoveanu

alive and alone I have to chew others’ scolding laughter or contempt I stand tall I stand small with all the music in the world smearing me like oil in a gas station disco bar thinking that I can’t pack my clothes to leave the dancers behind   sneaking in the kitchen when others are asleep dreaming about paradise islands where it is warmer I slowly drink my coffee chewing bread crusts as if they were mom’s slippers when my teeth were showing up
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cristina-monica-moldoveanu
52 / F / Romanian
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cristina-monica-moldoveanu
52 / F / Romanian
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Sep 14, 2013
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