As I lay in the hospital bed, head throbbing and brain aching, I heard someone come in. This seemed peculiar seeing as the nurse had already checked me for the last time tonight and was on her way home. I tried to turn my head towards the door, but the movement just increased the pain. As the person began to get closer and closer I saw her. Lilly. Standing in the middle of my hospital room, looking at me. She looked scared, yet brave. Sad,yet eager. Confused, but with enough information to know what's going on.
I on the other hand, didn't have a clue what she was doing here. I just stared at her, silent. Until she broke it by telling me what exactly was happening. She spoke to me of her father, then her mother, and finally of a place called Tiburon; where we were headed. I didn't know whether to be excited about getting out of this rotten town, or apauled that this girl, so young and inexperienced, would sneak out of her house with a plan so amazingly impossible and attempt to break me out of jail. But, I hated this place just as much as she did, maybe even a little more, so I agreed with her, got out of my bed, and embarked on a journey that changed my life drastically.
"Funny how a melody, sounds like a memory." - Eric Church.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
if...
If today was your last day on Earth, how would you spend it? If life as we know it were to suddenly expire without as much as a forewarning, what would you want to get out of it? How do you want to look back on your life; what do you want to remember, and who do you want to forget?
Is it fair not want to remember, or look back and not like what you see? If you didn’t live life to its fullest potential who do you blame? Do you blame the ones who made fun of you, or the embarrassing moments you engaged yourself in, or yourself? Can someone actually ruin your life so badly to the point that you believe they are the cause of your pain, your sorrows, your mourning?
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