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I lay on my hospital bed, waiting for the anesthesia to kick in. Feeling dizzy. Turning sleepy. There's no one there to hold my hand. The nurses looking at me, waiting to start the procedure. Looking tired. Pacing quiet. My body starts to go numb. I will soon be out of this world, at least for a few hours. Running free. Feel no pain. My eyes start to lose reality. I wish I could stay numb until I have to sleep forever. Have no fear. Living strong. So please, Mr. surgeon, leave the anesthesia on.
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 5:56 PM UTC
Please, Mr. Surgeon.
I lay on my hospital bed, waiting for the anesthesia to kick in. Feeling dizzy. Turning sleepy. There's no one there to hold my hand. The nurses looking at me, waiting to start the procedure. Looking tired. Pacing quiet. My body starts to go numb. I will soon be out of this world, at least for a few hours. Running free. Feel no pain. My eyes start to lose reality. I wish I could stay numb until I have to sleep forever. Have no fear. Living strong. So please, Mr. surgeon, leave the anesthesia on.
I sometimes wish I could stay numb. I'll enjoy the anesthesia as long as I can. See you when I come back.
krusty-aranda
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 5:56 PM UTC
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