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Titanic Voices XXV

by amanda-evett

XXV Please, don’t leave me. You are the first friendly face and the first to look me in the eye for what seems like a lifetime. Your warm blanket is my savior. Don’t ask what happened. Should I know, more so than the others? I saw what I saw. My friends haven’t been found, my family is dead. Everything I ever knew is now lost- Don’t ask me how I feel. No, this blood isn’t mine. My body is fine. Yes, coffee sounds good. And some vodka, if you’ve got it. Anything to wash away what I’ve seen because it feels too real, you know?
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May 20, 2017
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