Night Two, 102 degrees plus

Night two and I don't even have a couch anymore. Trying to have no regrets, but can easily come across one: I should have brought my bed. The heat is unbearable.

As I lay on the floor, I count how my present life has measured up. Seven boxes,  four pillows, a teddy bear, and clothes left on the hanger that are too hot for this climate.  Oh yeah, and a smile that only fades when I allow myself to overthink.

I'm wishing I had a blanket to detangle right about now.  Anything to get my mind off of everything I think I might have left behind.  Knowing everything worth having I carried with me or will be waiting for me when I get back.

Debating if anyone will be waiting for me when I get back? Scared to end a lie to myself, if no one is.  But now I understand, nothings missing.

Deciding to make myself happy, just might make me happy, it's worked so far in the fact that I haven't lost a moment. Even if my moment was just to waste time, it's been my time to waste, and my moment to smile on now. * I think I'll sleep with that.

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