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I see the ghosts of my fallen formers animated before me, I have yet to meet the stranger who reads me bedtime stories. Haunting cosmic music lures me from my bed at night, I feel pink static tickle my brain before I take flight. I’m not equipped to handle the energy mania bestows upon my mind: A hypernova blast ripping through my universe, leaving nothing left to find. The bustling sounds- of what once was- draws me downstairs, I hear the kettle boiling, the television blaring, the scraping of chairs. The magical love I feel is compressed, in my chest, into a tiny singularity. If this is what you call crazy, then I don’t want to come back to reality.
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Jun 16, 2019
Jun 16, 2019 at 7:02 PM UTC
A Bipolar Bedtime Story
I see the ghosts of my fallen formers animated before me, I have yet to meet the stranger who reads me bedtime stories. Haunting cosmic music lures me from my bed at night, I feel pink static tickle my brain before I take flight. I’m not equipped to handle the energy mania bestows upon my mind: A hypernova blast ripping through my universe, leaving nothing left to find. The bustling sounds- of what once was- draws me downstairs, I hear the kettle boiling, the television blaring, the scraping of chairs. The magical love I feel is compressed, in my chest, into a tiny singularity. If this is what you call crazy, then I don’t want to come back to reality.
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Jun 16, 2019
Jun 16, 2019 at 7:02 PM UTC
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