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I can’t tell if I’m dreaming.
The darkness is slow and fast, heavy and light like gravity, like I'm falling 9.8 m/s^2 off the edge of the Earth into zero gravity space. I cannot think but I am sure I am proving Homer’s flat Earth theories correct.
If not the Earth, than the universe—I’m falling into the abyss, not a black hole or Hell but the inevitable Somewhere Else nonexistent in our current space and time.
Or maybe it’s time. Maybe the world has ended therefore so have clocks and I’m falling, falling, becoming the gray matter that astounds the universe and all I will ever do is fall, fall, fall. I am the universe. I am time.
But then: a flash, pain.
I fell off my bed.
The darkness is slow and fast, heavy and light like gravity, like I'm falling 9.8 m/s^2 off the edge of the Earth into zero gravity space. I cannot think but I am sure I am proving Homer’s flat Earth theories correct.
If not the Earth, than the universe—I’m falling into the abyss, not a black hole or Hell but the inevitable Somewhere Else nonexistent in our current space and time.
Or maybe it’s time. Maybe the world has ended therefore so have clocks and I’m falling, falling, becoming the gray matter that astounds the universe and all I will ever do is fall, fall, fall. I am the universe. I am time.
But then: a flash, pain.
I fell off my bed.
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welcome to the real world
1. if someone invites you back to their place
for coffee, and you only drink tea,
don’t stress:
you probably won’t actually be drinking coffee.
2. when the creepy guy from work asks you out
again and you think about accepting for the first
time because you’re sick of going home alone and
you have never learned how to say no, don’t. learn.
stand in front of the mirror until you love yourself
enough for your skin to fit snug on your body. read
about the hundreds of millions of planets out in the
hundreds of millions of galaxies and feel so crowded
that you’re about to burst all over again.
3. you’re gonna
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...Darn, I really wanted to be gray matter...
FFM #4, Prompt: "Waking up can be perilous." by Atheshya
Due to day long 4th of July festivities, this was late! AHHHH!
Ah well. This is a shorty.
Word Count: 134
FFM #4, Prompt: "Waking up can be perilous." by Atheshya
Due to day long 4th of July festivities, this was late! AHHHH!
Ah well. This is a shorty.
Word Count: 134
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I love that ending! Definitely enjoyed this!