I Woke Up From A Nightmare, But It Still Seemed Better Than Reality.
I woke up from a nightmare, but it still seemed better than reality.
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And when everyone's asleep, I lie awake thinking what went wrong. I do not weep, yet my mind plays a melancholic song. I drift away in hopes of dreams, yet they were here to stay with their agonizing screams.
— Mallory Pearson, The Heaviest Rain We Ever Had
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