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My choice of drink, is always blue. And that's always, on a Sunday. You never seem to approve, their syrupy sweetness, and sprightly shades, (That match my own) I dismiss your dissent. I'd like to believe, your tastes are weird. Yesterday- On a Sunday, you ask me, in all earnestness, "But, why?" And I tell you, with blue stained teeth, and blue stained lips, in a tone so convincing, though I'm not too convinced myself, "This way, I can beat in advance the Monday Blues, by consuming them." Because honestly, I hadn't had any... Until today- On a Monday, as I sit in my office, and you sit in yours, several kilometers apart. Distanced by districts, Separated by traffic, The blues get to me, and I ask myself questions, Why some jobs need qualifications, Why there are no flying cars, Why this city is so big, Why the weekend is so far.
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May 7, 2018
May 7, 2018 at 8:44 AM UTC
Monday blues
My choice of drink, is always blue. And that's always, on a Sunday. You never seem to approve, their syrupy sweetness, and sprightly shades, (That match my own) I dismiss your dissent. I'd like to believe, your tastes are weird. Yesterday- On a Sunday, you ask me, in all earnestness, "But, why?" And I tell you, with blue stained teeth, and blue stained lips, in a tone so convincing, though I'm not too convinced myself, "This way, I can beat in advance the Monday Blues, by consuming them." Because honestly, I hadn't had any... Until today- On a Monday, as I sit in my office, and you sit in yours, several kilometers apart. Distanced by districts, Separated by traffic, The blues get to me, and I ask myself questions, Why some jobs need qualifications, Why there are no flying cars, Why this city is so big, Why the weekend is so far.
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May 7, 2018
May 7, 2018 at 8:44 AM UTC
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