The first few days I felt trapped in a constant twilight of vertigo, like in the dream where you're suddenly… — Joe Biden
The first few days I felt trapped in a constant twilight of vertigo, like in the dream where you're suddenly falling... only I was constantly falling. In moments of fitful sleep I was aware of the dim possibility that I would wake up, truly wake up, and this would not have happened.
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