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Fever Dreams

I wake up shivering under all the blankets I own. My head, neck, throat, back, everything aches. As tears drip onto my pillow, I look up. Outside the window four moons rest in the sky, and I recall being a feeble old woman, slowly freezing to death on a field of decaying flowers. I am repulsed by the scent but it is inescapable. All that I see before my eyes is the ocean. Calm and glass-like reflecting the sunset. I woke up just as a strange man came to take advantage of my frailty.
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jenette-debarge
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Feb 21, 2012
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