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I went home today, straight after work Because your curtains were closed And although I didn't struggle with the quirk Of thinking "But maybe..." (not really), hosed Down with sobriety, I wondered at the darkness, The loneliness, the determination (nose to grindstone, Nose to grindstone), and with less than sharpness I went home, nearly straight after work, and left you alone And I left memories of another girl somewhere - Possibly in your curtains - but you wouldn't care To know that I no longer think, "I couldn't look him in the face" - I now ask if I will be able to look at myself, in no one's place.
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Jan 13, 2024
Jan 13, 2024 at 1:48 PM UTC
Look you in the face
I went home today, straight after work Because your curtains were closed And although I didn't struggle with the quirk Of thinking "But maybe..." (not really), hosed Down with sobriety, I wondered at the darkness, The loneliness, the determination (nose to grindstone, Nose to grindstone), and with less than sharpness I went home, nearly straight after work, and left you alone And I left memories of another girl somewhere - Possibly in your curtains - but you wouldn't care To know that I no longer think, "I couldn't look him in the face" - I now ask if I will be able to look at myself, in no one's place.
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Jan 13, 2024
Jan 13, 2024 at 1:48 PM UTC
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