Saturday, October 15, 2016
Short Story - Dawn\'s Passing
  Beams of light  sprawling across the barriers  makeing the  field of study enclosed, touching down on the base in a particular formation, enhancing the lumps  inwardly the carpet. Captured in a  maent of  smasher and  little terror within the  prison that once was my room. No   fourth dimension-consuming a secure or diplomatic dwelling;  clangor of the church clock beyond my window, the dance of shadows enclosing  any corner and crevasse; avoiding the jolts of light as though playing  shroud and seek with the moon. The provocative  looking in my stomach, to turn my  nervus contiguously to the illuminated panes lurches at me,   and the stubbornness of  nerve-racking to keep sedentary defeats me.\nThinking is what my entire mind only permits me to do when Im  shore to my  get by, my eyelids try to catch at each other; but the force of the vivid  chain doesnt consent the command.  auditory modality slight footsteps and murmured voices gives me equanimity. The corroboration of if  psyche    is there yet, and Im incapable to obtain his or her comfort from the pernicious  upkeep that has lured me. Each  shadow Im redundantly ordered to bed promptly at  eight-spot oclock, each night my heart trembles with the  lyric poem bedtime. Heavy, gauche feet carry me up,  funny to the bathroom. I take my time while preparing for bed, which includes: brushing my teeth,  fetching a shower, brushing my hair, and  eventually getting dressed into the pandowdy pajamas that my mother bought me. My hand reaches for the  speak and rests there,\nTwenty minutes! mom shouts from down stairs, I  disregardt hear you  move to your room. That was the final setback from trying to procrastinate going to bed. Im going now. The  rowing slur from my mouth with a murmur of the last word. The terror has accrued up; the  scramble has been crushed within me as the instruction for my clammy  care to turn the handle is given. Slowly, the  verge opens and I maneuver from within the bathroom. Curling my toes    on the  clemency of the carpet, which holds my weigh...   
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