-It's dark and my chest feels like it's going to explode. I stand at the edge of the dimly lit stage looking out at the many blurred faces that watch me, silent, waiting for my first move. I swallow hard, my heart racing with intense fear as well as excitement. I feel the sweat collecting on my forehead; my back arches as I look down at the guitar
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When I finally reach apartment 301 I sigh and kick the door twice while balancing two heavy brown bags of groceries. It takes a few moments before the heavy door of pale blue, chipped paint opens revealing the tired and undeniably drunk figure of my mother. Great, I think as I squeeze by, just what I need to come home to. This was already looking like another night filled with lousy conversation, violent verbal fighting and probably another large wealt to match the one on my lower back.
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