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Ember

by eliza-fairchild

Chemical waves crash down on receptors, leaving me shaking and confused My stomach winds itself into knots, the shape of my confused and twisted thoughts. A jumbled mess of emotions fueled on fumes. Embers falling down like microscopic stars, before they hit the ground with a tiny little spark. All together enough to light my world on fire, my only remnant a single scorched mark.
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Jun 14, 2016
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It's been a rough week...

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