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I go out for coffee to see the display. A dozen glass cases Faces polished, gleaming wares- People eating their gaze to divide the public air. You must be polite when sharing space. Beware of sliding eyes too slow, too fast, sideways. I come to these places to be seen to find coy reservation But mostly I come to steep *** And brew tension This my coffeeshop menagerie Where I wish to be the voyuer And you the view. Perhaps it is the caffeine but I feel a quickening,   a fogging of thought sensing you there. So I'll test my tea boost immunity, Break glaze my glass shield, burn and remember I can't disappear. Yours- an earnest stare refracting my glass-eyed fear.
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Jan 21, 2012
Jan 21, 2012 at 6:11 PM UTC
Coffee Shop Menagerie
I go out for coffee to see the display. A dozen glass cases Faces polished, gleaming wares- People eating their gaze to divide the public air. You must be polite when sharing space. Beware of sliding eyes too slow, too fast, sideways. I come to these places to be seen to find coy reservation But mostly I come to steep *** And brew tension This my coffeeshop menagerie Where I wish to be the voyuer And you the view. Perhaps it is the caffeine but I feel a quickening,   a fogging of thought sensing you there. So I'll test my tea boost immunity, Break glaze my glass shield, burn and remember I can't disappear. Yours- an earnest stare refracting my glass-eyed fear.
sean
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Jan 21, 2012
Jan 21, 2012 at 6:11 PM UTC
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