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Life and death

by Bleedingpen

While lying on her bed and wringing in pain she held my hands with her soft, frail hand and said to me "what really is life"? I looked tearfully into her eyes and answered "It's a place where our stories begin." She signed deeply and released my hands pain and agony were written all over her she exhaled deeply and said to me "what exactly is death"? I wiped the tears that rolled down my face and said "it's a place where our stories end" She closed her eyes and said this is where my own story ends and with that, she remained still. I looked at her and shook my head Another unfinished story, another untold tale.
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Bleedingpen
23 / F / N
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Written by
Bleedingpen
23 / F / N
Published
Aug 16, 2020
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20·118
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I lost my aunt today. She fought dearly for her life but still lost it to death. It was very painful watching her gasping for breath.

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