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Unplugged (Haikus)

Electricity

Rushes through her bones as she

Lays her head to sleep.

 

Energy flowing,

Like straight whiskey down her throat,

Keeps her up at night.

 

Her pillow is soft

Soft like a summer sky’s clouds

Still, no comfort comes.

 

She plugs in her phone.

The light still shines in the dark.

She can’t block it out.

 

No energy flows

As she wakes up the next day

She is still unplugged.

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Written by
cameron-godfrey
American
Published
Sep 16, 2015
Lines·Words
15·70
Tags
#insomnia#technology#haikus
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