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a night i don't remember

it starts in my stomach builds it's way up i exhale heavily i have had enough! i'm kicking and boxing trying to escape all i feel is restlessness i only recall shape a clock on the wall a bed shielding danger dusted blue and the smell of a stranger is this the box where you want me to be? is this the world you want me to see? nervous for my behaviour the man asks if i'm reading fairytales i ask if he reads brains he concedes and slowly inhales
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May 7, 2017
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