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Aokighara

by shaylie-pryer

Dear friends and family, Have you ever noticed the silence of the forest? Not a sound penetrates these dense thickets of brown and green, and when you walk you can feel the stillness, the tranquillity and serene. Footsteps stir the dust creating a blizzard, it stays when you progress, even the earth's natural instinct is to dissolve back into nothing. The forest light never shines, and come to think of it neither does mine, because i've travelled deep enough in and there is no returning. The fauna here is beautiful, so much life when there is death, birds chirping out their sweet call as if begging for me to not end this nature walk, and when I do I know they wont stop chirping, their life will go on, as will you when you come to terms with what I've done. I have to find the perfect spot and more than not a perfect place, because when I leave this earth I want to give back to natures grace. I will be a bird, free to explore the next journey without the burden of the world. I am ready, I want to fly with the assistance of my noose I wont have to stay alive. Dear friends and family, Have you ever noticed the stillness of the forest? because I do not make a sound.
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Apr 12, 2016
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#suicide#depression#bliss#suicidenote#givingup#support#gethelp#suicideforest
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