when the ice breaks beneath our feet will you wake up next to me in the hospital bed? with an intravenous drip in your forearm again. the aroma of ammonia perforates my limbic system and emotions and memories just gush into me relentlessly, sheer bliss funnels through the corridors and chemical stores and finds its rest in my room. the walls are moist with dopamine. my bones could break with the weight of this happiness and it'd only drag on for longer. i'd wake up laughing and it made everyone uncomfortable.
hospitals remind me of my childhood and the smell induces an awkward blissful nostalgic feeling.