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The Last Breath

I fell to the ground after the harsh blow. I felt him come to me and hold my hand. I began to tremble from the cold snow. He put my hair back in a rubber band. He said he loved me and begged me to live. I felt my breathing grow near to its end. My hand tightened around his to forgive The wrong we have done to only defend. I could hear the ringing of the sirens. I could feel his tears of pain on my arm. He kissed my hand and sobbed my name, Karen. He still had that irresistible charm. I soon drew in my last beckoning breath. I saw the light and met my tragic death.
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cassie-fearing
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Nov 3, 2011
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