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I work in a coffee shop For little more than sight The sight of those who enter At midday Those that don't work Their faces lined like Maps fully filled They come in to talk Those that can't work The sight of the infant in The man who is led within They come in to be somewhere And those who do work Their lines only filled a little But I know they will be unchanging They come in to earn a pittance And me I can leave I am so unexplored, but It's easy to imagine life ending here In the coffee shop
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 4:45 AM UTC
Coffee Shop
I work in a coffee shop For little more than sight The sight of those who enter At midday Those that don't work Their faces lined like Maps fully filled They come in to talk Those that can't work The sight of the infant in The man who is led within They come in to be somewhere And those who do work Their lines only filled a little But I know they will be unchanging They come in to earn a pittance And me I can leave I am so unexplored, but It's easy to imagine life ending here In the coffee shop
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 4:45 AM UTC
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