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You're not floating around the constellations. You're knee-deep in cold, dank mud. The walls around you peel and the clock's batteries have died. In a minute there is time to do nothing but wait. I'm a fly in the space between your skull and your brain. I'm that tickling feeling and that restless irritant. The grass around you grows and you begin to lose your sight. In a minute there is time to decide whether to take a bite and spit me out or let me lay my eggs. You were born at midnight between two years, as the moon reflected the world opposite. In a minute there is time to create a division between two entities. In a minute there is time to change what would be into what is.
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 6:50 PM UTC
In a Minute There is Time
You're not floating around the constellations. You're knee-deep in cold, dank mud. The walls around you peel and the clock's batteries have died. In a minute there is time to do nothing but wait. I'm a fly in the space between your skull and your brain. I'm that tickling feeling and that restless irritant. The grass around you grows and you begin to lose your sight. In a minute there is time to decide whether to take a bite and spit me out or let me lay my eggs. You were born at midnight between two years, as the moon reflected the world opposite. In a minute there is time to create a division between two entities. In a minute there is time to change what would be into what is.
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 6:50 PM UTC
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