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Watching the man sleep neurotically in bed I thought of you, And the time we talked over stale donuts and cold coffee. I remember writing letters to you, Missy And sending you "all my love" -- Anyway, I was meaning to ask you, Did you save any of it? I could really use it back now It's not for me, you understand. I remember telling my friends: "If you see Missy, give her my love" And I was always afraid they would. Missy, you're really no different than the man I'm watching sleep neurotically in bed. And I'm sorry Missy, all the stale donuts and cold coffee in the world couldn't change us now.
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 1:20 PM UTC
To Missy (Whoever she may be)
Watching the man sleep neurotically in bed I thought of you, And the time we talked over stale donuts and cold coffee. I remember writing letters to you, Missy And sending you "all my love" -- Anyway, I was meaning to ask you, Did you save any of it? I could really use it back now It's not for me, you understand. I remember telling my friends: "If you see Missy, give her my love" And I was always afraid they would. Missy, you're really no different than the man I'm watching sleep neurotically in bed. And I'm sorry Missy, all the stale donuts and cold coffee in the world couldn't change us now.
The first poem I ever had published (1984). I was only 19.
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 1:20 PM UTC
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