11 p.m. (n.) is the hour when a call from your parents means something is wrong.
11 p.m. (n.) is bedtime for people who still have one more email.
11 p.m. (n.) is when going to bed stops being a plan and becomes a decision.
12 a.m. (n.) is when every party checks its watch and decides to ignore it.
12 a.m. (n.) is when a birthday text becomes a race.
12 a.m. (n.) is the hour you promised to be asleep by and the hour you look up from your phone at
12 a.m. (n.) is the moment the day ends for the calendar and keeps going for you
2 a.m. (n.) is a time where everything you do seems louder.