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Hangover

by emily-moser

My head feels like an archers arrow, As far as it can stretch across his bow. The pressure is building, Im seconds from release (relief). My legs feel like a hurricane, Shaking from a shift in the plates. It's gonna die down soon, But it wont let me sleep in the meantime. My stomach feels like a galaxy, So lonely and empty it groans for comfort. Stars are dying and new fires are igniting. Spontaneous combustion is inevitable. My eyes feel like old, worn-out lightbulbs, Dim now, and flickering. Im praying for them to cut to black
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