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burn.

If the sun were to somehow collide magnificently with the Earth, as if propelled by some unseen, unstoppable force of formidable gravity, I wouldn't care. I would burn, along with everyone else, my ashes mixing and diffusing with theirs. I would feel heat, become heat. The warmth would swallow me, or I would swallow it, and the flames would travel through my veins and down my spine and trickle to my toes and let me feel.
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