The numbers on the clock seem to mesh together
In my hazy view that won’t focus
3 turns to 4 and 4 turns to 5
I watch the minutes tick up and up
Numbers somehow mean nothing to me
After so many hours have passed
But when the clock resets in the morning
I know I will feel as if I am running out of time
Instead of having too much to count
I put on my glasses
But my vision is still blurry
From my drooping eyelids
And lack of sleep
The screen has no words
Only squiggles and lines
I’m sure I’ve read them before
But I can’t quite comprehend
So many slippery sentences
That are hard to grasp
As they fall from my phone
And into my eyes
They mean something
Don’t they?
What was I studying?
I check my blaring screen
And see through blurred lens
Ah, the importance of sleep
About the Creator
Cthulhu
horribly literal writing of a depressed youth
Yes, Cthulhu is a reference to H.P. Lovecraft. I am a sucker for gothic and eldritch horror, though I rarely write it.
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