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She stands with her hands clasped together, fingers entwined at the high table in the corner of the restaurant Staring outside at the big city Praying that some day soon her luck might change Maybe someone might come along and take away her heart Maybe she'll be able to quit this job Bringing food to children and happy families and couples celebrating their 6 year anniversaries And maybe she'll get to have some happiness of her own But for now she cleans off the tables Because it's the end of the night and everyone is gone She'll go back to her apartment Turn on all the lights And pretend she likes the silence
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 7:55 PM UTC
Pavement Prayers
She stands with her hands clasped together, fingers entwined at the high table in the corner of the restaurant Staring outside at the big city Praying that some day soon her luck might change Maybe someone might come along and take away her heart Maybe she'll be able to quit this job Bringing food to children and happy families and couples celebrating their 6 year anniversaries And maybe she'll get to have some happiness of her own But for now she cleans off the tables Because it's the end of the night and everyone is gone She'll go back to her apartment Turn on all the lights And pretend she likes the silence
elizabeth2014
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 7:55 PM UTC
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