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dawn

by rselisabeth

I woke up with my head full of rocks and my stomach a butterfly museum With several trying to escape up the back of my throat Pain racks the rest of my body in waves My brain is stripped of all that happened in the last 24 hours Regret washes over me- only softly because... At least for a moment I felt nothing For a moment I was not reminded of this dull empty ache between my ribs For a moment my head was in the clouds and my body was up there with it The clouds were more like vapor I suppose Surrounding my head in swirling patterns Blocking every ugly view Including my own reflection and the intentions behind it The people around the mirror were only fuzzy thoughts Only in the back of my mind do those people exist And with every swallow they become further and further muddied in the darkness Not one possible consequence riddles my thoughts Only when the sun rises and I peel open my dry eyes do I think for a moment And even full of regret I will do it again tonight.
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rselisabeth
23 / F
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Written by
rselisabeth
23 / F
Published
Nov 7, 2018
Time
2m
Tags
#depression#sadness#sad#anxious#anxiety#addiction#addict#alcoholism#alcohol
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