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I slip between the freshly washed sheets,
in a way surreptitiously similar to a snake. My Hamster would be proud, he would struggle to snuggle this well. The sheets gently press down on me, air escaping with gravity's hug. A halo surrounds my curtains, even the divine cannot halt these heavy eyes. The comfort I feel brings back a dreamy childhood, a feint smell of lavender wrapping my senses. My mind slowly shuts down, the city hum ebbs away. As I let myself go I feel it not so bad, if it passes that I never awake.
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