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I Didn't Know

by emma-brigham

I didn't know you were unhappy. Somewhere when the dishes sat drying in their rack and the baby fell asleep, like the rats neglected in their cage I overlooked it. Wrapped in weighted folds of sleep deprivation, headlights not yet through the fog.
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