And I'm Not Even Dead Yet_Wild Fire_to fight with god_Two for One
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And I'm Not Even Dead Yet
I came to the house A few days before I died.That’s how it works.Most people--Should I be explaining this to you?I don't think I should But I'm dead So the consequences Of doing something I shouldn't seem...negligible?Then again I'm not dead At the moment Although I'm headed that way.With most people The soul leaves the body A few days Before the body Is no longer......Accessible to it.Transition periods Are important Even when you’re talking About life and death.So…You get a few days To get your bearings in order And find the place Where you’re going To spend the rest of eternity. Provided yo...
Wild Fire
By the time I stepped outside, the leaves were on fire. They were a burnt mix of brown and bright yellow. The life was slowly fading away from them. Smoke billowed throughout the trees around my home. Honestly, I was a bit surprised it spread so quickly. The tv blared in the living room. Some reporter going on about a local wildfire. I’d like to see that reporter get this close to it. I want them to taste the burning tree sap. Nobody would be crazy enough to make their way up here now. There’s far too much smoke for that. If they could only hear how loud the forest crackles as it turns to as...
to fight with god
why did you leave me here? god, i miss you why do i miss you? i thought i could do this i thought i was fine with me but now you’re gone and i don’t know don’t know what to do; you were my all i was wrapped up in what you said of me can’t you see that what i’ve done was all for you? my time, my worth, my love, i gave them free and when you left, you took them with you you left me here, this world to rot it’s like you made the sun shine now the wind knots my hair and the clouds are dark rain fills my shoes tears too, but you don’t care. please come back i was wrong you know what, no that is wha...
Two for One
“Two please.” I handed the clerk my money, and with a confused stare, he retrieved my tickets.“You know the train is about to leave. Whoever you’re waiting for better get here soon.”“Let me worry about that.” Every day I’d gotten different responses, but my anwww.onedoor.ccswer was always the same. Walking past the clerk, I handed my tickets to the attendant and boarded the train. Making my way to the back where seats would always be available, I found an empty pair two spots from the rear.“Train again?” I glanced up to see a frail man hobbling towards me. “No parents to pick you up?”“No.” I paid th...