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Intersate Gamma Rays

a curved 2 inch sheet of glass
shields my head through a gaping hole of space.

carbon dioxide fogs my vision
as I lay supported by
a lack of gravity.
My body: lifeless and imprisoned from
the overabundance of opportunity that surrounds me.

Heat consumes my limbs
and the death of a star is born.

The light of heaven beems past
and I am guided by
strips of blue and red.

I crack a smile knowing
I finally found my path.

I close my eyes and dream;
instantly my soul is warped
and my body rips to pieces.

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On Wednesday April 18th, 2007, Mylissa (1053) writes:

Outstanding, I agree with Tania and Col.

On Monday April 9th, 2007, An Expired Member (31) writes:

I'm at a complete loss for words. I love the ending. You finally find your place and are rid of your old existence. Inspiring, beautiful, perfect. FAVE

On Wednesday April 4th, 2007, Tania (293) writes:

I liked this very much.. ill have to echo Col and say it had a lovely galatic feel..brilliant.

On Wednesday April 4th, 2007, The Zebra Warrior (2393) writes:

nice...galatic feel mixed with weight of a forlorn discoveries; the way you described the voyage was perfect, you're an underrated act for sure - Col.

On Wednesday April 4th, 2007, Disassembly Boy (100) writes:

"the lights of heaven beems past and I am guided by strips of blue and red" why haven't more people commented this!! I love it.

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