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I was listening to a late-night radio show from Art Bell
about how aliens from space abducted a woman from her sleep,
it was spooky, creepy and gave me the chills,
finally, I fell asleep and what seemed several hours later,
I woke up to a gray, rubber-looking face staring at me,
it had concave cheeks and black elongated eyes to see.

Was I the woman kidnapped by the foreign grays,
immediately, I floated on top of a bright globe,
a temporary transport which glided me into a dome-shapped ship,
placing me upon a long and icy-cold marble slab,
looking up I saw some aliens with sharp tools ready to stab.

Feeling frozen as if in a coffin buried deeply into the ground,
panic set in and I couldn't scream or claw my way out,
there were six of them concentrating on my poor body,
ready to disect me on the spot as if in a high school science lab,
where would they start, legs, arms, torso or my curly head,
my psyche turned from blatant hysterics to awful dread.

Fainting on the spot for self-preservation the scene turned black,
something warm and fuzzy brushed my damp and sleepy face,
a gray-purring fur ball woke me up from a nightmare so real,
it was my kitty manipulating me to feed her tasty breakfast,
since I overslept she was hungry for sure wanting her tidbits,
a very demanding diva meowing her aria and throwing fits.

Totally exhausted, I gave her a hug and turned the coffee pot on,
kitty was fed and happy for the food and and doting attention,
I was glad to be alive and the horrible nightmare was over,
putting it in back of my tired, overwhelmed and stressed mind,
I opened my kitchen curtains and glad to see the glorious daylight,
only a few feet away I gasped at a space ship with fright.

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