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The world should be asleep, nearly dead by now.
My mind lingers at the edge of a precipice, deciding whether to hurtle into space or continue chumming to-do lists.
The phone is so close.
I've fallen asleep in the living room again. It's comfortable, except for the open window and the hum of the city adding a dash of adrenaline through my veins as she waxes and pulses. My hearing extends itself to supernatural lengths. Like a nocturnal huntress, or something from the deep. Is that just a dog barking, or do I need to make a call?
My consciousness, hanging on eggshells, "I'll remember it all in the morning."
Go to sleep.
About the Creator
Sarah Langthorne
Because anyone can poet, right?


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