30 years old
Standing in front of dorms
Childless and never married
Wearing a cap, bill pointed back
Wearing a jersey, armpits exposed
Wearing shorts, hairy legs exposed
Wearing this, his mind exposed

Talks lowly of women
Not an uncommon thing to do
When he dates
They don't like him
They find him too juvenile
He is far too old to never have been married
Conversations of cars, and video games
Not an uncommon thing
If you're under 25, or talking to friends
Not that your whole world revolved around it
Or talk of it to your love interests

When at work, you have a serious face
You take your job too seriously
It's really not that important
Many will agree you should smile more
Or just wipe that look off your face
You're not important, and you're job isn't important
People dread to work with you
You make it very unfun
If someone messes up please tell that person
Don't go behind the person's back
And tell the supervisor

At a cafe, you drink matcha latte
You're drinking there alone
The young man working at the counter looks at you
And dreads becoming you
He wants to be married, and have children at your age
The old man sitting alone reading the newspaper even feels bad
He's there because he's old, and cafe's are nostalgic

People won't say a thing
It feels like it's too late
You've never looked back
You've never reflected
But when you finally do, you will start feeling heavy from loneliness
It will finally weigh you down, and you will realize you have no one

Do you write these yourself?

Yes

Yes

Does your writing reflect your state of mind?

yes

This is someone I know

I just wrote this because I was in the mood to waste my time and everybody's time

yes

Telling someone like this to "smile"? What nerve!

wageslave