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I wish a day could stretch beyond its twenty-four hours; allowing dawn to linger while I savour breakfast in calm; no frantic check of time as I pour my tea; no rush to dash for transport or meetings. Morning light would flood my window long enough; for slow stretches and thoughtful planning; I'd arrive at work with minutes to spare; settle into tasks without scrambling notes. Lunch would become an unhurried affair; a proper break with laughter that lasts; afternoon hours would hum with clear focus; projects advancing at a steady, unrushed pace. Evening could unfold like a second dawn; time to practise hobbies or wander with friends; family dinners would not be a race against the clock; conversations deepening as hours drift by. Social outings need not end at curfew's chime; late-night talks stretching into starlit freedom; then at last I'd choose my rest: eight, ten, twelve hours; each second mine, reclaimed from life's tight measure.
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Jun 8, 2025
Jun 8, 2025 at 3:27 AM UTC
Long Day
I wish a day could stretch beyond its twenty-four hours; allowing dawn to linger while I savour breakfast in calm; no frantic check of time as I pour my tea; no rush to dash for transport or meetings. Morning light would flood my window long enough; for slow stretches and thoughtful planning; I'd arrive at work with minutes to spare; settle into tasks without scrambling notes. Lunch would become an unhurried affair; a proper break with laughter that lasts; afternoon hours would hum with clear focus; projects advancing at a steady, unrushed pace. Evening could unfold like a second dawn; time to practise hobbies or wander with friends; family dinners would not be a race against the clock; conversations deepening as hours drift by. Social outings need not end at curfew's chime; late-night talks stretching into starlit freedom; then at last I'd choose my rest: eight, ten, twelve hours; each second mine, reclaimed from life's tight measure.
a fun little fantasy of mine
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Jun 8, 2025
Jun 8, 2025 at 3:27 AM UTC
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