Last December
Ephemeral Moments and Forgotten Smiles: Last December's Timeless Reflection
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You haven't even touched your eggs
You have not eaten your eggs.
And your coffee's getting cold
Your coffee is becoming cold.
Outside the snow is falling
Outside, snow is falling.
I'd forgot we're getting old
I had forgotten that we are aging.
I'd forgot we're getting old
-Maybe it's the burning trees
Perhaps it's the burning trees mentioned in the news.
On the news tuned to a hum
The news is playing softly in the background.
Maybe it's that aching notion
Maybe it's the painful feeling or realization.
Or that call we're waiting on
Or it could be the anticipation of a significant phone call.
Feels like forever
The wait feels exceptionally long.
Ohh, forever
Expressing a sense of enduring time.
You didn't even ask one question
You didn't inquire about anything.
You almost braved a smile
You almost forced a smile.
I managed to stare out the window
I stared out the window, growing angry like a child.
Growing angry like a child
I was angry, mirroring childlike emotions.
I was angry like a child
Perhaps reflecting on pain or challenges ahead.
Maybe it's the pain before us
Or contemplating the difficulties in the future.
Or the snow this time of year
Connecting pain to the winter season.
Maybe it's that aching notion
Reiterating the aching feeling or realization.
That your smile turned into fear
Suggesting that a once joyful expression turned into fear.
Feels like forever
The enduring wait feels like an eternity.
Ohh, forever
Expressing a prolonged sense of time passing.
You hadn't even touched your eggs
You still haven't touched your eggs.
And your coffee'd gotten cold
Your coffee has become cold.
You got up to watch the TV
You got up to watch TV, leaving me alone.
And left me here alone
You left me here in solitude.
You left me here alone
Emphasizing the feeling of abandonment.
Feels like forever
The prolonged wait feels never-ending.
Ohh, forever
Expressing the enduring nature of the wait.
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