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you sleep. awake. these eyes stare into the thick wall of fog surrounding the building. the city has vanished into pixelated water drops floating by my window- there is no way out. you sleep. awake. these eyes watch a whole season of Skins- Tony was hit by a truck- season finale. no solution, no way out. you sleep. you are not here, but you are in your bed sleeping and dreaming, or possibly just stage 4 sleeping with no intervals of florescent scenes- it is no matter. i am far away, reeling in my bedroom which is deceiving in name alone. you sleep. I lie awake, night peering. night scheming. night dreaming with eyes wide and white and ready for a new lover to come and call. although the story doesn't behove us all and maybe it's not a lover I seek at all but some collection of contentment to make steady eyes grow weary under the heavy potion of security that could come with drowsy resolutions, but never will come. at least not for me.
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Jun 6, 2010
Jun 6, 2010 at 10:17 AM UTC
sleep, a repetition
you sleep. awake. these eyes stare into the thick wall of fog surrounding the building. the city has vanished into pixelated water drops floating by my window- there is no way out. you sleep. awake. these eyes watch a whole season of Skins- Tony was hit by a truck- season finale. no solution, no way out. you sleep. you are not here, but you are in your bed sleeping and dreaming, or possibly just stage 4 sleeping with no intervals of florescent scenes- it is no matter. i am far away, reeling in my bedroom which is deceiving in name alone. you sleep. I lie awake, night peering. night scheming. night dreaming with eyes wide and white and ready for a new lover to come and call. although the story doesn't behove us all and maybe it's not a lover I seek at all but some collection of contentment to make steady eyes grow weary under the heavy potion of security that could come with drowsy resolutions, but never will come. at least not for me.
natashaadorlee
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Jun 6, 2010
Jun 6, 2010 at 10:17 AM UTC
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