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it's a dark room, it's an odd feeling, it's a thickening soup and it leaves me reeling from the way these things are and how they won't be again, or maybe they have and i've just forgotten the lights have gone out and the strings have been cut, i don't like the alarms and my torch has been put on the tall mantelpiece where it lights up the sofa, shining right in my eyes which might be what i go for i'm lying on the duvet with my old headphones on, and beach walk drowns out the blaring that drones on mouth full of sickly christmas chocolatey sweetness, i wonder if the town in the distance can see us and of course they can't because the lights are not here, and i'm laying on my side so down drips a tear i don't think i'm sad, it's just liquid fatigue, but suddenly that window view seems like it's leagues away from this moment, where my new braces chafe, but i'm still eating chocolate and i know that i'm safe and this wild friendly cocktail of happy tired pain, it dissipates and escapes as the lights turn on again the little ones cheer and the weird spell is broken, but it's been like two hours and i feel like i've woken from a dream where my mouth aches but still tastes like sugar, where i've left my own village staring wetly at another
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Jan 18, 2019
Jan 18, 2019 at 1:45 PM UTC
power cut
it's a dark room, it's an odd feeling, it's a thickening soup and it leaves me reeling from the way these things are and how they won't be again, or maybe they have and i've just forgotten the lights have gone out and the strings have been cut, i don't like the alarms and my torch has been put on the tall mantelpiece where it lights up the sofa, shining right in my eyes which might be what i go for i'm lying on the duvet with my old headphones on, and beach walk drowns out the blaring that drones on mouth full of sickly christmas chocolatey sweetness, i wonder if the town in the distance can see us and of course they can't because the lights are not here, and i'm laying on my side so down drips a tear i don't think i'm sad, it's just liquid fatigue, but suddenly that window view seems like it's leagues away from this moment, where my new braces chafe, but i'm still eating chocolate and i know that i'm safe and this wild friendly cocktail of happy tired pain, it dissipates and escapes as the lights turn on again the little ones cheer and the weird spell is broken, but it's been like two hours and i feel like i've woken from a dream where my mouth aches but still tastes like sugar, where i've left my own village staring wetly at another
just wanted to document this really odd feeling for future reference. i felt so spaced out and in a lot of pain, but also worried about the power and happy and exhausted. good writing fuel.
theredvelveteer
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Cisgender Female
Jan 18, 2019
Jan 18, 2019 at 1:45 PM UTC
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