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*I pulled the knot of the rope tighter, rather like one would to secure a tie into shape. The rope was well secured to a narrow wooden beam that insured that the rope would not fail and I was positive that the structure would take the weight as I had designed it to do. I looked at a picture I held in my hand and the image made me feel that this action was the required course. Suicide! It wasn't the life that I had led that had stirred this desire to end my days. I had no upset for the vicious attacks I had made or the thieving I had done to procure my habit. No, it was the death of a child that had brought me here. For while I journeyed into the realms of chimera and fantasy. Whilst I walked the light fantastic this child lay in his own unknown territory. On my come back to reality I was assured another vision. This time though neither delusion of mirage. The child lay dead with the syringe still hanging from his young personage. As I kick the stool away the knot does its job to perfection and as I struggle my life away at the sharp end of this rope the image flutters gently down to the carpeted floor. It shows the image s of a man and his young son, soon to be reunited in death.*
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 4:38 PM UTC
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*I pulled the knot of the rope tighter, rather like one would to secure a tie into shape. The rope was well secured to a narrow wooden beam that insured that the rope would not fail and I was positive that the structure would take the weight as I had designed it to do. I looked at a picture I held in my hand and the image made me feel that this action was the required course. Suicide! It wasn't the life that I had led that had stirred this desire to end my days. I had no upset for the vicious attacks I had made or the thieving I had done to procure my habit. No, it was the death of a child that had brought me here. For while I journeyed into the realms of chimera and fantasy. Whilst I walked the light fantastic this child lay in his own unknown territory. On my come back to reality I was assured another vision. This time though neither delusion of mirage. The child lay dead with the syringe still hanging from his young personage. As I kick the stool away the knot does its job to perfection and as I struggle my life away at the sharp end of this rope the image flutters gently down to the carpeted floor. It shows the image s of a man and his young son, soon to be reunited in death.*
13th September 2014
christopher-k-bayliss
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 4:38 PM UTC
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