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A Bad Dream

the doorbell sounds, I open the door she turns around and greets me with a smile. She's glowing: radiant, vibrant, beautiful, flawless. She embodies the decadence of elegance. No words are spoken, they are not needed. We embrace and begin our descent into indulgence. I don't want this to end I become Lucid, no matter how long it lasts it is not enough. This is torment, for as long as I can remember she has occupied a portion of my subconscious and conscious. But she is trapped in my mind. Real as long as I am idle. Idols have no time to be Idle. Idle time is your worst enemy. I wake up, sweating, groggy, upset. I am still searching, for my Bad Dream.
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Nov 28, 2011
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