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It was just a Wednesday night, my world split open. Yet by the morning, I had to wake up. Nothing paused. No one asked why my eyes were hollow. It was just a Wednesday night, sleep slipped through my shaking hands; shock pressing firmly against my ribs. Yet outside, everything carried on, as if that moment was etched in stone and left behind. It was just a Wednesday night, I collapsed inside myself, but they still expected me to stand. They noticed my slow pace, but never the weight I dragged behind me. It was just a Wednesday night, no one heard the ounce of emptiness in my chest. Then the breeze turned colder, and sunlight dimmed to a dying glow, And I had to walk that path again. But to the world, it was still just a Wednesday night.
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Nov 9, 2025
Nov 9, 2025 at 8:00 AM UTC
Just a Wednesday night
It was just a Wednesday night, my world split open. Yet by the morning, I had to wake up. Nothing paused. No one asked why my eyes were hollow. It was just a Wednesday night, sleep slipped through my shaking hands; shock pressing firmly against my ribs. Yet outside, everything carried on, as if that moment was etched in stone and left behind. It was just a Wednesday night, I collapsed inside myself, but they still expected me to stand. They noticed my slow pace, but never the weight I dragged behind me. It was just a Wednesday night, no one heard the ounce of emptiness in my chest. Then the breeze turned colder, and sunlight dimmed to a dying glow, And I had to walk that path again. But to the world, it was still just a Wednesday night.
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Nov 9, 2025
Nov 9, 2025 at 8:00 AM UTC
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