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Sep 2018
A need for social interaction
Can be solved by a simple action
and a minor transaction.
The sun rises as friends and family
become more than a fantasization of the nightly dramatizations.

The sun’s rays begin to be covered by moons darkest shadow.
As I get closer to the people I hold so dear,
the eclipse grows stronger and the image of my reality grows dimmer

The small glimmer of a shooting star is all I need to progress my social endeavour,
but my stomach begins to simmer.
I feel as if today I might get thinner

In the shadow of the moon I am met with a lady, a pill, and a bill.
I follow the orders of the lady and I feel the warmth of the Son once more. The Moon’s shadow is casted away from a single digestion,
as if a sacrifice was made to a higher being to cast away the shadows on a Sunday

My social life is based off a refill
And if I spill,
all I can do is close my eyes
and shut the blinds.
For away from the light is where I find the most comfort.

My brightness dies around the brightest
ones in my sky. My constant fight is the one
against the darkness between the stars.
Written by
Kameron Stout
350
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