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Click, Click.

by AshleyPoetry

Click, click. Click, click. He was blinded by the light. He smiled knowing it was a camera. Click, click. Click, click. His family looked at him in despair. Why aren’t they smiling? Aunt Betty is crying? Click, click. Click, click. The light got closer, his vision was non-existent. Click, click. Click, click. He reached toward the light to shut it off. Still smiling for the picture. Maybe his friend was kidding around? That’s why his family was sad, they’re disappointed. Click, click. Click-. Silence. He layed in the hospital bed, almost dead. His family looked at him. Knowing it was the last sight of him thriving. The electrocardiogram lost noise as his daughter screamed He reached out for the ceiling and closed his eyes.
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14 / Cisgender Female / socal
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Written by
AshleyPoetry
14 / Cisgender Female / socal
Published
May 20, 2018
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1m
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#sad#death#dead#hospital#god#thelight#light#the#hospitalbed#dying
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