I Survived. Now its Time to Live.
The breath of death left an bad taste in my mouth
The withered white walls felt like they were coming closer and closer as my chest screamed for mercy, Calling out for anything that would end the pain.
Morphine drips flowed into my veins; causing the shattering sounds to subside to moans and finally silence. But in this silence my thoughts are racing and screaming out for a deaf god to save me.
But god rejected me long ago and I knew this.
While in that state, I came to the conclusion that I was going to die. I was going to die and their was no knight in shinning armor to save me like in the movies. I never went on a fantastic adventure.
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