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As I was watching the clock, the little gray one in the corner, I thought I saw the hands falter at one. And when I blinked again, the clock I could not see, for it had blended in with the night. Time warp-wraps around me, tendrils pulling my hair and floating across my eyes. Like dragonfly wings, an iridescent sheen plays behind my eyelids unfocused blur But when I look in the periphery I see my tangled self and the short days blending all together. Like milky cataracts quarantine is blinding. And so begins quarantime.
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Aug 5, 2020
Aug 5, 2020 at 10:43 PM UTC
Quaran-time
As I was watching the clock, the little gray one in the corner, I thought I saw the hands falter at one. And when I blinked again, the clock I could not see, for it had blended in with the night. Time warp-wraps around me, tendrils pulling my hair and floating across my eyes. Like dragonfly wings, an iridescent sheen plays behind my eyelids unfocused blur But when I look in the periphery I see my tangled self and the short days blending all together. Like milky cataracts quarantine is blinding. And so begins quarantime.
What day is it today?
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Aug 5, 2020
Aug 5, 2020 at 10:43 PM UTC
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