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glancing across the table into eyes like stones as a man outside smokes a cigarette swearing to himself that it will be his last and a baby cries from the other side of the room silences that should be uncomfortable but have grown far too familiar and the moonlit ghostliness bounces off the window pane the delicacy of the world seen in an hourglass sand leaking through the cracks a ticking time bomb of rationality and insanity as dawn becomes dusk and i gaze into the soul ******* pupils of the man sitting across from me not saying a word.
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May 30, 2019
May 30, 2019 at 11:28 PM UTC
dinner with my father
glancing across the table into eyes like stones as a man outside smokes a cigarette swearing to himself that it will be his last and a baby cries from the other side of the room silences that should be uncomfortable but have grown far too familiar and the moonlit ghostliness bounces off the window pane the delicacy of the world seen in an hourglass sand leaking through the cracks a ticking time bomb of rationality and insanity as dawn becomes dusk and i gaze into the soul ******* pupils of the man sitting across from me not saying a word.
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May 30, 2019
May 30, 2019 at 11:28 PM UTC
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