He said that I need to wait and see.
The new cubicle was flipped left to right.
I was given a business card from a Marta traveler who is planning on buying a house for me to live in and maintain.
The new hire turned around and smiled at me like she knew who I was which made me confused.
The folks at lunch were quiet today, like it was a funeral.
My empty desk had large dust puffs and an artistic shaped paperclip left to show my impact on the company for over two years.
Smiles and sad looks and half smiles and silent handshakes and clipped conversation greeted me amidst loudness, the vocal volume of my new department's vocation.
She wasn't home or else wasn't in the mood to talk.
The day was bright and this night feels thick and dark and full of detriment, spicing the disarry of my day with whimsy and distrust and abject removal of familiarity.
1 comment:
don't harsh your mood dude. change may be difficult, but it sometimes can be good. go with the flow and see what happens.
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