In the sterile silence,
I sit,
time stretching like shadows
across the room,
each tick of the clock
a heartbeat echoing
my unspoken fears.
The white walls close in,
thoughts spiral like autumn leaves,
each one a question,
a memory, a what-if,
while the world outside
continues its hum,
waiting
wondering
will it be
enough
this
time?
I trace the edges of hope,
fragile as glass,
wondering what tomorrow holds—
the weight of potential wrapped
in the cold clutch of uncertainty,
a whisper of dread curling
in the corners of my mind.
We await
the reaping
wondering
Will the news bring light
or the chill of shadows?
I breathe in the quiet,
holding tight to fragments of strength,
bracing
to face whatever unfolds,
knowing that in this moment,
waiting is both a burden
and a testament to resilience.
may the odds
be ever
in your favor
Camp NaNoWriMo Day 28
That photo does look a bit like Trump in an out-dated gas mask.
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