today. I sat next to someone with the
same jacket as me. I'm sure she didn't
notice. So I thought of tapping her so
we could laugh over our faux-fur cuffs.
But she got off the bus while I was
writing this all down.
today. I sat next to someone with the same jacket as me. I'm sure she didn't notice. So I thought of tapping her so we could laugh over our faux-fur cuffs. But she got off the bus while I was writing this all down. |
Daily DeviationGiven 2006-11-09today. by ~childoftheuniverse is a satirical account of an everyday occurrence. (Suggested by ~Amalgamadora and Featured by `PoeticWar) |
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Long days and pleasant nights
~jef
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Pretend I said something clever and profound
It was most odd.
I was torn between running up to them, and happily declaring that we were wearing the very same manufacturer of shoes, and just staring at their feet; they looked grumpy.
Main point, oh how this has been delayed: This thing wins, it's got that nice little coincidence feeling, that I do so enjoy!
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You're full of mashed potatoes, my slinky harbor sloth.
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without you i am nothing
i was afraid it would come off very concrete
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There are three mirrors in my apartment. If I broke them all, would I still be here? -- Elizabeth Brewster
and it seems awkward when we try, most times.
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There are three mirrors in my apartment. If I broke them all, would I still be here? -- Elizabeth Brewster
but yup.
two black. fake suede and cheap fur coats.
she's a poem.
and i'm sure she has no idea it even happened
i like that
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There are three mirrors in my apartment. If I broke them all, would I still be here? -- Elizabeth Brewster
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Your humbleness is showing:
lucky for me i was going to head to the bookstore in a bit... and there's a 4 for the price of 3 deal!
now i just have to hope there'll be some poetry
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There are three mirrors in my apartment. If I broke them all, would I still be here? -- Elizabeth Brewster
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