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Everyone is quiet, Papers rustle, The slow speed fan Creaks above our heads, The air conditioning Is broken, We start to sweat From sunlight coming in Through the tintless windows. Exhausted, We sit in silence, Unwilling to share Information. Miserable in this heat, Someone drops their pen. As he picks it up The room sighs, Almost as if in relief That he retrieved it, While no one else moves. It's far too hot for that. The table smells like mothballs, And the people around me Smell like sweat, Perfume and cologne. You can smell the coffee Oozing from their pores. Bloodshot eyes, Aching backs, And all-consuming stress. I'm in class.
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Sep 22, 2015
Sep 22, 2015 at 10:46 AM UTC
I'm in Class
Everyone is quiet, Papers rustle, The slow speed fan Creaks above our heads, The air conditioning Is broken, We start to sweat From sunlight coming in Through the tintless windows. Exhausted, We sit in silence, Unwilling to share Information. Miserable in this heat, Someone drops their pen. As he picks it up The room sighs, Almost as if in relief That he retrieved it, While no one else moves. It's far too hot for that. The table smells like mothballs, And the people around me Smell like sweat, Perfume and cologne. You can smell the coffee Oozing from their pores. Bloodshot eyes, Aching backs, And all-consuming stress. I'm in class.
baylee
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Sep 22, 2015
Sep 22, 2015 at 10:46 AM UTC
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