Victoria Day save me!
I open my eyes, I just let them close for a moment and now
I’m not sure where I am. All the walls
look the same. The seat I’m in feels
like hundreds before it. I look at the
time, 2:15. A glance at the calendar,
maybe that will help. Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, it all means the same to me.
All I know is that today the bills will come
and tomorrow I get paid. Am I looking
forward to next week or reliving the last?
Time seems to be moving forward but everything seems to stay the
same. Wasn’t this the place where I was
before? The same computer with the
blinking light, the generic stapler, nothing lets me know where I am. Maybe I should change a picture, the notepad
looks a little thinner. I know this
isn’t the same day as yesterday, do I?
The cleaners don’t even let the items collect dust. The trash can is always empty, the phone always
wiped. It’ll be like that tomorrow, and
the next, unless it was like that already or I could be in weeks past. Vending machines and manila folders,
weathered conversations of withered subjects, neutral colors, neutral walls,
neutral personalities, nothing to tell me where I am. There’s got to be a sign, a clue, a change,
something to let me know that this just isn’t all the same.
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