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Twenty Seven Minutes

Twenty seven minutes till a brand new year He’s asleep in that room; I’m in here It doesn't really matter, we don’t talk any more There are more walls between us than this single door He doesn’t talk to me, won’t share his cares When I try to talk to him I get annoyed stares So I’ve given up on trying – it’s easier that way Tomorrow starts a new year but another “same ol’ day” Oh, I know I have it easy compared to many I have food and a home. Some don’t have any And I’m not feeling sorry for myself too much But I’d really love someone to hold and touch It’s not that I’m lacking anything at all It’s just that it gets lonely this side of the wall So in twenty seven minutes I’ll start another year With him asleep in there and me right here.
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Feb 13, 2011
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Copyright © Contessa Lee 2010

Written December 31, 2010

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