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The strangest thing about being dead Is hearing what other people say about you. I was robbed of Life Or rather Death and I became friends In a time of life when that doesn't usually happen. Yet. Hiking led to falling led to Broken bones and whispers Of whose fault it was that one time My sister and I made my mother cry. A pain, a panicked sickening, And then a peace. It was done. I wandered through the shadows Just listening. People spoke of the accident. Of the cause. I could no longer Join the discussion. Strangers who listened to news reports Discussed my fate without batting an eye. Secretly thinking This will never happen to me. Of course not, because these things always happen To someone else.
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Mar 24, 2016
Mar 24, 2016 at 5:28 PM UTC
Through The Eyes Of Death
The strangest thing about being dead Is hearing what other people say about you. I was robbed of Life Or rather Death and I became friends In a time of life when that doesn't usually happen. Yet. Hiking led to falling led to Broken bones and whispers Of whose fault it was that one time My sister and I made my mother cry. A pain, a panicked sickening, And then a peace. It was done. I wandered through the shadows Just listening. People spoke of the accident. Of the cause. I could no longer Join the discussion. Strangers who listened to news reports Discussed my fate without batting an eye. Secretly thinking This will never happen to me. Of course not, because these things always happen To someone else.
camille-monigatti-lake
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Mar 24, 2016
Mar 24, 2016 at 5:28 PM UTC
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