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Memories


I woke up today, scared 

I cannot seem to know where I am 

I cannot seem to know who I am

 

Is there a point to life without happiness 

I have a faint recollection of letters, of numbers 

I have a faint recollection of you, of her, of him 

 

I woke up today, scared 

I was in my room 

I must have been sleeping 

 

I smile to myself 

How does one forget A squared plus B squared equals C squared 

I look forward to my mirror it's me, to my left it's Daisy, to my phone it's Daniel 

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