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For hours, I tried to sleep. The rain drums down on the tin roof; the demons are knocking. I see their tears stream down the window; a cleverly designed artifice to distract from their true intent. I ignore their subtle attacks, but they always find a way back in. I watch their shadows drift in through the windows; morphing from one shape into another, hovering around me, their whispered breaths cloud the air – there is barely a space unfilled by their presence. I can’t seem to chase them away, and I’m wrapped up into their world. Empty, cold and alone, my reality remains stranger than any dream. © Sia Jane
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 12:53 PM UTC
Prisoner
For hours, I tried to sleep. The rain drums down on the tin roof; the demons are knocking. I see their tears stream down the window; a cleverly designed artifice to distract from their true intent. I ignore their subtle attacks, but they always find a way back in. I watch their shadows drift in through the windows; morphing from one shape into another, hovering around me, their whispered breaths cloud the air – there is barely a space unfilled by their presence. I can’t seem to chase them away, and I’m wrapped up into their world. Empty, cold and alone, my reality remains stranger than any dream. © Sia Jane
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 12:53 PM UTC
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