A Marginal Testament to Typical Consciousness

Michael Thompson
Automatic Prose
Published in
1 min readMay 21, 2019

We were colors:

Roaming through the underground, the bliss of rain, starting toward sure delirium.

The chemist has arisen, pointing to the bloodbath — a terror. Should the appearance crack or bend?

Resting horizons also blink. Every genuine vortex, along higher thought

temporarily ends.

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Michael Thompson
Automatic Prose

An unpublished writer from Sacramento, California. He writes short stories, flash fiction, and fragments.