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There she sat, in the faint yellow light, in nothing but white lingerie, a box of cigarettes to keep her company. There she sits, soaked in smoke, viscous grey, something to please her schizophrenic perception, something to unburden her, remind her of her God-given free will, a term rather easily scribbled on papers. It was not materialism she sought, she aspired for something far greater, she wanted a sense of freedom, to know what it’s like to be unchained; even if it lasted mere ticks. Deep breath, she no longer sits on her bed, for the first time in her life, she was… free. Two passers-by glimpsed overhead, sighingly mumbled, “don’ya ever wish to flee?”
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 6:15 AM UTC
Bird-ash
There she sat, in the faint yellow light, in nothing but white lingerie, a box of cigarettes to keep her company. There she sits, soaked in smoke, viscous grey, something to please her schizophrenic perception, something to unburden her, remind her of her God-given free will, a term rather easily scribbled on papers. It was not materialism she sought, she aspired for something far greater, she wanted a sense of freedom, to know what it’s like to be unchained; even if it lasted mere ticks. Deep breath, she no longer sits on her bed, for the first time in her life, she was… free. Two passers-by glimpsed overhead, sighingly mumbled, “don’ya ever wish to flee?”
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 6:15 AM UTC
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