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He came to me one night when I was cold and alone, I was halfway through with it, an inch from the bone. He whispered so gently as he laid me down on the bed, "what aspect of life put these thoughts in your head?" "I don't breathe like I used to," I told him, as his image blurred, "I ask for their help but they don't say a word." His vice like fingers clamped onto my wrist, "Not on this night, child. You don't die like this." Before I could figure out what I thought he meant, he opened his mouth, "my dear, be patient. For life is a hurdle in the relay of death, your time on this earth is not over yet. "When you reach the finish then I'll come for you, but until that moment, here's what you'll do; each problem that throws itself in your sight, promise me you won't give up with no fight. "The days when you think you're over and done, just look in the mirror, you've already won. Because you made it this far through so many years, you've conquered your demons and outweighed your fears. "The pills in the bottle can wait a while longer, because with each passing day you've gotten much stronger. I don't offer my help to little girls who suffer, I'll be breaking the hearts of the ones that love her. "Do you see now, child, what I'm saying to you? Your time is not up, your life will ensue." I bit down on my lip, and nodded my head, and just like that, he disappeared from my bed. That was the time, that Death saved my life, so if you ever want to end it, just remember his advice. Don't think of the pain, and how it'll end soon, because Death talks a lot, when he enters your room. a.d.
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 12:57 PM UTC
A Conversation With Death
He came to me one night when I was cold and alone, I was halfway through with it, an inch from the bone. He whispered so gently as he laid me down on the bed, "what aspect of life put these thoughts in your head?" "I don't breathe like I used to," I told him, as his image blurred, "I ask for their help but they don't say a word." His vice like fingers clamped onto my wrist, "Not on this night, child. You don't die like this." Before I could figure out what I thought he meant, he opened his mouth, "my dear, be patient. For life is a hurdle in the relay of death, your time on this earth is not over yet. "When you reach the finish then I'll come for you, but until that moment, here's what you'll do; each problem that throws itself in your sight, promise me you won't give up with no fight. "The days when you think you're over and done, just look in the mirror, you've already won. Because you made it this far through so many years, you've conquered your demons and outweighed your fears. "The pills in the bottle can wait a while longer, because with each passing day you've gotten much stronger. I don't offer my help to little girls who suffer, I'll be breaking the hearts of the ones that love her. "Do you see now, child, what I'm saying to you? Your time is not up, your life will ensue." I bit down on my lip, and nodded my head, and just like that, he disappeared from my bed. That was the time, that Death saved my life, so if you ever want to end it, just remember his advice. Don't think of the pain, and how it'll end soon, because Death talks a lot, when he enters your room. a.d.
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 12:57 PM UTC
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