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It is three a.m.. My eyes chanced to open And across my bed, outside my window, From this side of the horseshoe hotel, Were lights cascading onto The facade of the inner outside hotel wall. Were the red; white; green; yellow; blue; white lights a sign That the aliens were here? -- probing This particular hotel for their next cornfield victim. I did not rise to check outside For fear they would take me next, And turn me into a probéd husk. Is this what happens when we sleep?
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Apr 25, 2018
Apr 25, 2018 at 3:18 PM UTC
Witching Hour
It is three a.m.. My eyes chanced to open And across my bed, outside my window, From this side of the horseshoe hotel, Were lights cascading onto The facade of the inner outside hotel wall. Were the red; white; green; yellow; blue; white lights a sign That the aliens were here? -- probing This particular hotel for their next cornfield victim. I did not rise to check outside For fear they would take me next, And turn me into a probéd husk. Is this what happens when we sleep?
alijan-ozkiral
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Apr 25, 2018
Apr 25, 2018 at 3:18 PM UTC
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