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City Bus

by bails-b

I watch her from my front room window a mysterious girl with raven black hair. She stops in front of my house everyday on the dot. She looks left and right, glances at her watch, and waits for the city bus. Today it is raining dreary, depressing, and grey and the mysterious girl with the raven black hair walks up to the stop. She's holding an umbrella a bright flower in a field of dust. She looks left and right, glances at her watch, and waits for the city bus. The bus rumbles up it's exhaust pipe spewing grey smoke like an angry dragon. The mysterious girl with raven black hair shuts her umbrella, shakes it out, and steps onto the city bus. I often wonder where she goes, what sights she'll see what people she'll meet. I think back to the days when I used to look left and right, glance at my watch, and wait for the city bus. But then the unmentionable thing happened. And I, unlike the mysterious girl with raven black hair, will never wait for a city bus again.
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