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A buzzing. A whooshing pressure. My body is here but where am I? Deep inside my head The empty seat in front of me comes back into focus I dreamt a lacquered coffin Now I see one People I should know milling about Exiled from the family, I keep a respectful distance This poses a semantic problem for people: “I’m sorry for… your loss?” Their loss? The loss? I can’t process this strange mix of emotions So I stay deep inside my head And wait for my body to walk away
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Jun 7, 2017
Jun 7, 2017 at 1:22 PM UTC
deep inside my head
A buzzing. A whooshing pressure. My body is here but where am I? Deep inside my head The empty seat in front of me comes back into focus I dreamt a lacquered coffin Now I see one People I should know milling about Exiled from the family, I keep a respectful distance This poses a semantic problem for people: “I’m sorry for… your loss?” Their loss? The loss? I can’t process this strange mix of emotions So I stay deep inside my head And wait for my body to walk away
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Jun 7, 2017
Jun 7, 2017 at 1:22 PM UTC
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