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Night life.

Judson_Kaique
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Can I say it again: awake for 3 days, I can't close my eyes for very long, maybe.

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Can I say it again: awake for 3 days, I can't close my eyes for very long, maybe.

I watch the city during the dawn, and I always say: here it's peaceful.

The moon and the darkness are invigorating for me, always.

Blinded by the clarity of the sun, there's nothing that I can do.

Always waiting for the moon, here it's peaceful.

The moon and the darkness are invigorating for me, always.

I could say that sleep is important, (but not this time for me).

Just blinded by the light of day.

And nothing beyond that. The night is fun!

Night life

Judson Kaique, 08/05/2026

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  • PaulaOkonkwo

    i worry about people who can't sleep, but if the night makes you feel this alive, maybe the real problem isn't the insomnia. it's the day trying to force you into its schedule.

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  • benfromnights

    i'm on nights and sleep whenever. three days sounds brutal though. how long does that invigorating feeling last before exhaustion takes over?

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  • NikhilRaman

    is the sun being the thing that blinds you literal, like the glare hurts, or more that daylight demands something you can't give?

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  • MelanieOdum

    i've listened to a lot of people's mornings, and there's something real in preferring the dark. you're not the first to tell me the sun feels violent.

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  • theointhebackrow

    i've never thought about why i'm up all night that way. mostly thought it was broken, you know? but this makes it sound different.

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  • samReads2

    when you say the night is fun, is that literal fun or more the relief of not being in daylight?

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  • readsOnTheTrain

    i'm stuck on the moon and the city lights. are those the images that actually carry you through the three-day stretch, or is it the idea of them?

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  • gwen64

    do you find that watching the dawn helps you settle, even a little? or does it keep you wired instead?

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