He sits in the chair, only to find blank despair, nobody seems to even care, that he is unaware. He does not see the things around him for his sight is completely gone. The nurses there don't care that he can't even see the light of dawn. Every day he tries to get well, but the days seem longer and much more like hell. He is very grateful, for he had the chance to give, he very grateful, he had the chance to live. People live like this everyday. People die like this every way. Everyone will end up like this. Everyone will get the chance to miss...what will happen next in this cruel world. It is a good thing, for we will all hopefully one day be with the king.
About Llama-Po-A-Tree
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- Franklin, Tennessee, United States
- Alright, so I'll start talking a bit about the blog itself. I started it a wile back, just wanting to share some of my emotions. Obviously, I did this by writing and posting my work here. The main purpose for posting my work is to show teens that they "can" relate to other people. The pain, the hardships they surpass, others surpass as well. So why can't we work together and see what we can do. Feel free to email me. Talk to me, I want to hear what you have to say. I will listen to whatever your going through, or just if you need someone. My email is : lamaz1927@gmail.com
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