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a day

by @XHolden

midnight a blinking blue light in the dark unseen by the eyes closed to sleep one caught in dreams unwaking free in the world of the mind’s making two the room fills with slow breaths a clock ticks, the light blinks with unrest three outside the stars shine down the moon passes behind a cloud four everything is quiet, is peaceful lost in a night increasingly deceitful five the blinking light ceases, phone dead as dreams continue to flood the head six nothingness no witnesses seven the time to awaken passes sleep continues, late for classes eight panic ensues, phone lays forgotten rushing to school without cation Nine to Nine passing time, look around quick missing partner in crime, must be home sick how rude to leave me here, alone, a day feels like a year rushing home, so much to do, homework to go through dinner with the family, shove it in fast remember the dead phone at last the charge is climbing steadily but slowly, too gone to use readily finally charged, the blinking is back ten one missed call, one voicemail, one text explain it all eleven go to sleep, after letting many tears fall unable to do anything but withdraw midnight no light blinks, no message awaits no partner in crime, no god, no fate
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Jul 18, 2018
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