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(Dis)Association

Oddly enough, I find myself in a strange predicament, my appearance does not seem to reflect my age, but sadly my habits and limitations do. I am old in spirit, grown weary in a modern age, tired of doing the things that I must, the things that are expected of me, and even the things I dislike, and this, I fear, will not serve me. I am yet impatient and impassioned, a rebellious heart and a withering mind, two things that fit quite nicely, but to no great effect, and so I dream while awake, and live while sleeping. I am passionately obsessed with the mundane, simple little things, and often fail to separate moments in time, and when my mind wanders, I dream while standing, and the world goes dim, a dis-associative calm spreads, stilling my nails bitten to the quick, hushing my breath, and the nervous chatter surrounding, as if to say, what a novel world that is.
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ap-beckstead
American
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Jul 23, 2014
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A.P. Beckstead (2014)

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