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Coughing until there is no air left in my lungs, So terrible, it stung. My nose is clogged, My vision is fogged. The smell of hospital lingers, I feeling pins and needles in my fingers. Close to death, I am doomed to rest in bed. The IVs are inserted through my skin, Quite a situation I got myself in. It's cold, When did I get so old? Nurses are running about, My voice is so weak, I can't even shout. Who am I? Where am I? I cough again, Feeling blood run down my chin. It's so empty here, Can't anybody hear? The light is so bright, My vision sees only white. Why do I cling so desperately to life? How is death easier than life? My body is trembling, I can hear my ears ringing. I close my eyes, And wait as the remaining parts of me slowly die. It's failing now, the system is crashing, Listen to my heart in it's desperate thrashing. Memories are whirling around in my skull, I breathe my last breath, listening to death's call.
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 1:30 AM UTC
Dying
Coughing until there is no air left in my lungs, So terrible, it stung. My nose is clogged, My vision is fogged. The smell of hospital lingers, I feeling pins and needles in my fingers. Close to death, I am doomed to rest in bed. The IVs are inserted through my skin, Quite a situation I got myself in. It's cold, When did I get so old? Nurses are running about, My voice is so weak, I can't even shout. Who am I? Where am I? I cough again, Feeling blood run down my chin. It's so empty here, Can't anybody hear? The light is so bright, My vision sees only white. Why do I cling so desperately to life? How is death easier than life? My body is trembling, I can hear my ears ringing. I close my eyes, And wait as the remaining parts of me slowly die. It's failing now, the system is crashing, Listen to my heart in it's desperate thrashing. Memories are whirling around in my skull, I breathe my last breath, listening to death's call.
Hinata35
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 1:30 AM UTC
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