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The Odd Paradox

by kenna-marie

Astonished at the plethora of cars outside my casket, I try to get up. But, I'm held down by chains. It's so bright through the little cracks in The casket that I have to squint my eyes. The sunRays ask me, "are you ready for this ride?" I'm pinned down, hell bound. All these gifts decorated around me and on top of me signify that I'm decaying. I am the epitome of the hearts grief. Since day one I was infected by your leave. Theres a honk, then A crash. Caused by the distraction of me being buried. Theres a hole in the window, theres a girl in the seat and there's a screech. "Wait for me girl!" I scream. I scramble to get free. Get me out of here. Where's the rescue for her soul? The wreckage burdens me. As people flea my scene, I see backs turn from me. Just a bit overheated, i awake from this peculiar dream. Also me in the parking lot, with the key, foot on brake, rumbled and shakes to start for a drive. It then dawns on me; I'm going to my own funeral.
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Published
Feb 17, 2016
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#love#fear#sad#hate#dead#alive#human#only#juxtaposition
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