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Midnight Scribbler
Writing helps to get it all out.
Pain, frustration, anger, abandonment...
All of it.
I like to write often.
It's why I have a collection of pens
on my bedside table.
Sometimes, I write so much
Ink drips from the pen to the floor.
At least it seeps into the carpet fibres
so no one is able to read it.
I suppose writing has become my addiction.
I always think of it,
even when I'm not authorizing pain.
There are numerous nights I write a lot,
especially when it gets late
and I'm certain no one is around
to hear my feverish scribbling.
The ink starts to spot my sheets then.
But I can't stop myself.
I'll inhale,
Count to ten.
Exhale.
Pick up the pen.
It's fine.
Why does it matter if I write another line?
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