The Tissue BoxA Poem by PadfootBlack
You shuffle into the room,
reluctantly shake hands (yours are sweaty. She pretends not to notice), and you sit. Awkwardly adjust and avoid that weird all-knowing smile The leather complains so you don't fidget anymore (you're not comfy yet, but you've decided it's not important). She asks the first question, a simple "How are you?" and you swallow. Hard. You answer absently, some bullshit answer about stress at work and missing your ex, but you can't take your eyes off that goddamn tissue box on the center of the table. She asks you to talk more about your ex, but you barely hear her because the tissue box is laughing. It says, "By the time this forty-five minute session is over, you're going to cry."
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Added on December 11, 2014 Last Updated on December 11, 2014 Author
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