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his brain was a muted marble stuffed with cotton his eye sockets were filled with angry bees paper-thin eyelids folded over a buzzing lens weary eyes opened once again- gaze flitting from wall to wall manic resistance to this reality, he mumbled to himself lullabies that soothed the soul limbs were anchors that he dragged alongside him all of them achy whining to him- why must we move now static consumed every moment washing away any familiarity a monochrome blanket infected each picture and each picture became a wedge between the familiarities and himself a haze hugged him tight like an old friend and he sunk into his warm blue blankets thought of the gray metal friend in his drawer and how nice it might be to make clouds and stars of colored glass
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Apr 2, 2017
Apr 2, 2017 at 12:00 PM UTC
depression
his brain was a muted marble stuffed with cotton his eye sockets were filled with angry bees paper-thin eyelids folded over a buzzing lens weary eyes opened once again- gaze flitting from wall to wall manic resistance to this reality, he mumbled to himself lullabies that soothed the soul limbs were anchors that he dragged alongside him all of them achy whining to him- why must we move now static consumed every moment washing away any familiarity a monochrome blanket infected each picture and each picture became a wedge between the familiarities and himself a haze hugged him tight like an old friend and he sunk into his warm blue blankets thought of the gray metal friend in his drawer and how nice it might be to make clouds and stars of colored glass
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Apr 2, 2017
Apr 2, 2017 at 12:00 PM UTC
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