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We Have All Been That Girl


have you ever taken a depressed patient 
to a crowded, fancy restuarant on a friday night?
her eyes flicker around the room, 
carefully choosing the one spot to look at
when she's not lingering on that one stranger
she hopes will come up to her and see into her soul
her sense of smell picks up 
on the oppressive energy of the room
she doesnt know what brand of cigarette it is
but she draws second hand smoke from the waitress's breaths
and she becomes numb to the world around her
 
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