I felt it.
In the middle of the night.
A contrast.
A switch.
I couldn't shake it.
Like a baby holding onto its mother.
Like a cat holding onto a tree.
But I wasn't the alpha.
Far from it.
An unforgettable sight.
An image burned into my retinas.
A satisfying yet grueling occurrence; but I wasn't pleasured.
I hadn't felt this melancholic; even when a war was lost.
Like a soul ripped from your body.
Like broken keys on a piano.
Like stolen jewelry from a bullion.
My brain turned inside out.
And I couldn't hold on.
It was then, that I told myself, I had lost.
And so it was.
I'd won without knowing.
And I'd shook it without trying.
My urge had halted.
But it was still there.
And on a cold and brisk Autumn night.
I woke in the dead silence to feel it.
By Nate Sharks.
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