Scenes From An All Night DinerA Poem by JessicaGadzialahe holds his coffee like a lifeline- his eyes electric with anxiety alone in a corner booth- and each time the door opens he looks up eager with hope, unwilling to accept the truth. and I can feel his disappointment sharp like a knife because if there's anything at all I know in this life it is disappointment in the opposite sex. and I have too often been that fool sitting alone drinking too much coffee and compulsively checking my phone all the while praying they were on their way. I refill his coffee with a consolation smile- drop the check with a note saying I know you may not believe me and it could take a while but someday you will forget the girl who left you waiting in that all night diner on your own- so chin up, dear stranger I promise you are not in danger of being forever alone. "scenes from an all night diner" -11-6-13- jessicagadziala
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1 Review Added on November 7, 2013 Last Updated on November 12, 2013 Tags: poem, poems, poetry, writing, creative writing, lit, relationships, stood up AuthorJessicaGadzialaNJAboutMy name is Jessie. Coffee addict, bibliophile, crazy bird lady. Sometimes I write. more..Writing
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