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She stands there, Head pressed against the cool glass, Looking down into the hall. He's sitting at a plastic table, Laughing with his friends. "Like me, please like me, look up if you like me," She whispers under her breath. He turns, waves over a friend. But doesn't look up, He never looks up. She stands, waiting, watching. Her whispered chant, her mantra, A silent desperate plea. He won't look up. He doesn't even know she's there. His eye's on someone else. Her long dirty-blonde hair. Catching her eye, he winks. While above she's waiting. Praying, hopelessly hoping, To be on the other side of his stare.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 6:46 AM UTC
Hopelessly Waiting
She stands there, Head pressed against the cool glass, Looking down into the hall. He's sitting at a plastic table, Laughing with his friends. "Like me, please like me, look up if you like me," She whispers under her breath. He turns, waves over a friend. But doesn't look up, He never looks up. She stands, waiting, watching. Her whispered chant, her mantra, A silent desperate plea. He won't look up. He doesn't even know she's there. His eye's on someone else. Her long dirty-blonde hair. Catching her eye, he winks. While above she's waiting. Praying, hopelessly hoping, To be on the other side of his stare.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 6:46 AM UTC
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