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Today I woke up with a paralyzing pounding in my head-- A feeling I had yet to explore. My eyes burned with pain as my pillow offered no comfort. I blinked once, twice, three times, as my brain declared war. I felt my frontal lobe become a broken puzzle piece slowly disarming itself like Mr. Potato Head. Throbbing, the ache now consumed my every thought. It was as if my veins jutted out like long and windy cactus roots trying to reach the surface. Marking their own territory on my pale-faced plot. With nothing to do but nauseously wait for cease-fire, I wondered what could have led to this distress. But now that it's over, It's not worth that stress.
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Jul 15, 2015
Jul 15, 2015 at 3:30 PM UTC
Migraine
Today I woke up with a paralyzing pounding in my head-- A feeling I had yet to explore. My eyes burned with pain as my pillow offered no comfort. I blinked once, twice, three times, as my brain declared war. I felt my frontal lobe become a broken puzzle piece slowly disarming itself like Mr. Potato Head. Throbbing, the ache now consumed my every thought. It was as if my veins jutted out like long and windy cactus roots trying to reach the surface. Marking their own territory on my pale-faced plot. With nothing to do but nauseously wait for cease-fire, I wondered what could have led to this distress. But now that it's over, It's not worth that stress.
Dania
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Jul 15, 2015
Jul 15, 2015 at 3:30 PM UTC
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