Depression, Like a Fungus
The pain started in his head, bouncing between his ears like a bullet richocheting through a tunnel.
Soon enough the pain slithered down his throat and into his lungs, clinging and growing like a fungus.
It spread, attacking like a cancer. He knew what was wrong but he couldn't say, wouldn't say.
But they found out, soon enough, and that was when his parents realized that one could die of sadness.
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