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A row of empty tables; Tables set for two, Two crystal cups, a candle, Everything but you. An almost vacant restaurant An hour from the close With gentle scraping cutlery And everything but you - Oh, what awareness that it brings Of each person born alone To live alone, To die alone, To wait, and sit and chew. A row of empty tables, But I’m filling in the view And the waiter takes the rest away - Everything but you.
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Aug 18, 2019
Aug 18, 2019 at 11:10 PM UTC
A Row of Empty Tables
A row of empty tables; Tables set for two, Two crystal cups, a candle, Everything but you. An almost vacant restaurant An hour from the close With gentle scraping cutlery And everything but you - Oh, what awareness that it brings Of each person born alone To live alone, To die alone, To wait, and sit and chew. A row of empty tables, But I’m filling in the view And the waiter takes the rest away - Everything but you.
Occasionally dining out alone is fun, but not all of the time. Just trying a simple rhyme out.
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F/new york
Aug 18, 2019
Aug 18, 2019 at 11:10 PM UTC
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