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Just another late night


The broken glass glistens like fallen stars in the night. The blueish gray glare of the computer tinges my face the hue of one a thousand websites, and as I press the power button that relinquishes the heartbeat of the deskbound entity while simultaneously restoring my skin to it's original brown-sugar state, my alarm clock sounds. Waking me from my trance.
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Braxton Shelton-Epps

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Braxton Shelton-Epps
another night.

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