Part of a Complete Breakfast // Kay, Nyte
Mar 30, 2014 13:43:54 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Mar 30, 2014 13:43:54 GMT -5
P A R I A H F E R
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Last night was rough.
I can't remember exactly what happened, as my mind is like a foggy haze, but I can tell you, it was rough. Blaring sirens and bright lights, the forest whizzing by as I (or we, I think I remember voices) ran through it. Laughter, more alcohol, always more alcohol, always. Narrowly refusing a cigarette because my morals weren't completely out of whack, and cause i'd seen those pictures of lungs as black as coal in school, and i'd made the decision to never smoke at that exact moment.
I'd woken up this morning with puke on my shirt (it isn't mine, I don't think, which makes it even grosser), and my head pounding like there was a construction site inside my mind. My throat as dry as the desert, desperately calling out for water except I didn't have the mental capacity to will my body to move at the moment. Instead, I groaned and massaged my temples, laying in my bed for a few minutes (or an hour, whichever one seems more logical) before getting up too fast and stumbling into my dresser, vision spotty and blurry.
I think it serves to show how much willpower I have against peer pressure in the fact that i'd told myself to have no more than three drinks, even wrote it on my hand in black sharpie and scribbly writing. "So much for that rule".
I cringe every time the spoon i'm using hits a bit too hard against the glass bowl i'm using, soggy pieces of cereal drowning in low-fat 1% milk or whatever it was called nowadays. I can relate, cereal. I'm drowning too, just not in milk.. Because I was drowning myself, with decisions and alcohol and changes and peer-pressure. I needed a lifesaver, or floatie armbands if I was feeling devious.
I tell myself not to look up as a pair of footsteps echoes through the house, creaky floorboards shouting each time he steps on them. I already know who it is, years of living with Tsara allowing my ears to recognize the sound of his footsteps and his soft sighs as the fridge is opened and nothing is in there.
My eyes drift upwards from the bowl, and I hold back a sigh, spoon hitting the cereal bowl a bit too hard and sending shooting pains through my skull. The thing of a sibling is at the fridge, dressed in a full blown nightgown, his latest decision during his rampage of overnight changes.
Saying something'll only make it worse
"Bite your tongue"
"Don't start something"
"The fuck are you wearing a nightgown for, Tsara? You look ridiculous" The words are venomous, laced with a poison so potent it could kill any man, any creature.
"Ridiculous, just like every outfit you wear these days."
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