Breezy warm spring night, moon making shadows just beyond the bedroom window. Time? She shifts and looks at the clock, 12:41. He lays curled into her, his breath warm and slow against the crick of her shoulder. She closes her eyes
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It's amazing how one can react to medication, especially when one just happens to have the less common side effects, you know? I can laugh about it now but when this first happened I was absolutely petrified. When the colors became vivid, I made SO stay up with me one night because I refused to believe he couldn't see them.
Yeah, "she", I think, is more taken with what's going on than what "he's" doing. That happened IRL too. I never could explain the dark figure. I still can't.
It sorta crosses 2 prompts between the dream thing and the light/dark thing. I like it. I had an odd reaction to Percocet one time, my dream wasn't so "colorful". LOL
Wonderful, and frightening at the same time. I wanted to know every bit as much as she, what are you, why have you come, what do you want? You had me hanging on every word. Excellent work!
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I love how loving the/your male partner is!
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It's amazing how one can react to medication, especially when one just happens to have the less common side effects, you know? I can laugh about it now but when this first happened I was absolutely petrified. When the colors became vivid, I made SO stay up with me one night because I refused to believe he couldn't see them.
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I enjoyed your piece, and the dynamic between him and her. Even if she doesn't really speak to him, her body language says a whole lot.
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Yeah, "she", I think, is more taken with what's going on than what "he's" doing. That happened IRL too. I never could explain the dark figure. I still can't.
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AW
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I'm like my mother in that I'm very "brittle" when it comes to meds: If there's a wacky side effect out there, I'm liable to have it :p
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(love your icon, btw)
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