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Flashbacks and tacobell

I'm nearly catatonic.

My eyes shift spasmodic in their sockets.

They're closed, and it's far too quiet

for the racket ripping my inner eardrums.

Reliving the sound of grim acceptance.

Slack faced,in the blackness.

"I guess this is it".

I said it then. And I say it now.

  Didn't make a terrible difference,did it?

Gifted quesarito wrappers are

halfheartedly crumpled in the floor.

I was dead, I died, I'm dead once more.

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LuminUmbra
American
Published
Apr 13, 2016
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