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In the Dark of Night by David Casabonne Wednesday, November 08, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
It's quarter to one. I’m still awake. Laundry's not done. Sitting here at my desk in a flannel shirt and underwear. Wanting to sleep. I’ve become afraid of my dreams. I see things only I can see. Like images on a movie screen. Displaying all of my worldly wonders, fears, pains and joys. With a clarity that only I can understand. In the dark of night D.Casabonne(C)9.28.06 All rights reserved

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Reviewed by Elijah Casabonne (Reader)	1/29/2008

Wow, it's almost like we're related... I wrote a very similar peice called Midnight Hour Musings. I'll post it so you can see it. Another 10 of 10.