My imagination is my pen
My decisions are chapters
In the great novel called life
However, life is truly not a book
It is a long and enduring journey
That begins from the moment of birth
And ends when we refuse to carry on
What happens on this mysterious journey
Is totally up to you, so choose wisely
For life doesn't make you who you are
You make life what you want it to be
Sunday, August 11, 2013
"What Would You Do?"
I found myself standing in the bottom of an old, forgotten cellar. I
shiver for the cold, misty air cut through my thin clothes like a sharp
knife. Every nerve inside me was shaking from the horror I've done. My
hands still smell like burnt powder, and I can still feel the recoil in
my arms. As the tears rolled down my cheek, I regretted my decisions. I
kept tasting the bitter, irony taste of
blood in my mouth, trying to wash it away in an old sink that still
works. The air was thick with the smell of mold, causing me to gag with
each breath I took. A shadowy figure appears over the lip of the wall,
and shouted, "I hope it was worth this!" They tossed me down something
wrapped in a part of a torn, bloody dress. I unwrapped it, and
discovered it contained a single Klondike bar.
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Damn! That got me at the end!
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