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Staggering to my feet from the icy bathroom floor One hand raised to shield my swollen red eyes from the Blinding sunlight filtering through the dew-stained leaves of maple trees Another hand weakly grabbing onto the porcelain white sink When a sudden wave of gut-turning nausea caused my knees to buckle And the white room spun My vision peppered with phosphenes like holographic dust My skin drenched in cold sweat No longer sweet since the day you left me My blood’s a bitterness you can’t imagine
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 7:17 AM UTC
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Staggering to my feet from the icy bathroom floor One hand raised to shield my swollen red eyes from the Blinding sunlight filtering through the dew-stained leaves of maple trees Another hand weakly grabbing onto the porcelain white sink When a sudden wave of gut-turning nausea caused my knees to buckle And the white room spun My vision peppered with phosphenes like holographic dust My skin drenched in cold sweat No longer sweet since the day you left me My blood’s a bitterness you can’t imagine
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 7:17 AM UTC
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