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Waking, or not. Walls fold inward, thin-breathing. Something hums behind what isn’t there. Steps press into steps, press into steps, press— A door flickers. A mirror drowns. A bed forgets its shape. Somewhere, a hand reaching, unmade. Somewhere, a voice, air-thin, unvoicing. Drink, it says. But the cup is hunger, the milk is grit, and my mouth is borrowed. Leaving, or not. The door unshuts, the light unwrites, and I am—
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Feb 22, 2025
Feb 22, 2025 at 10:40 PM UTC
Unmouth
Waking, or not. Walls fold inward, thin-breathing. Something hums behind what isn’t there. Steps press into steps, press into steps, press— A door flickers. A mirror drowns. A bed forgets its shape. Somewhere, a hand reaching, unmade. Somewhere, a voice, air-thin, unvoicing. Drink, it says. But the cup is hunger, the milk is grit, and my mouth is borrowed. Leaving, or not. The door unshuts, the light unwrites, and I am—
Brwa
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29/M/United Kingdom
Feb 22, 2025
Feb 22, 2025 at 10:40 PM UTC
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