Lost in the Land of Wonders (Completed)

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So when this all happened, I had no idea what I had gotten myself into.

I literally thought I had died from a paper cut and went to heaven.

I got up off my feet, groaning as pain shot up through my spine and up my skull.

And I smiled and realized that if I was dead, I wouldn't feel pain.

Or would I?

I put my fears of death aside and took a look around.

There were mountains high up in the sky, zooming through the clouds. The sky was a gorgeous blue with a shining bright sun, and there was a waterfall, the water gracefully swaying past the rocks, through the cracks and into a marvelous river. Trees were as big as elephants.

I shook my head furiously as I realized I was crying because of the view.

I ran up to the river and took a small sip, aware if I took to much I could get sick.

As I sighed in delight from the cool, crisp water, I saw a sandy path.

I followed the path with my eyes to discover it leads to the forest.

I sighed and walked along the path.

I tried my hardest to save my energy, for I had no idea how long it would be before I got hungry or tired.

As I entered the forest, birds started welcoming me with their soft singing.

I heard life dance all around me as the birds sang, leaves swayed, and squirrels ran along the dirt.

I promise you I'm not a hippy, I just had never took a chance to appreciate nature like that, and the experience was the best I could and ever will have.

I walked through the forest grinning from ear to ear. And as I walked for what seemed like hours, I notice there were less trees, and less animals.

Finally, the path comes to an end. And what it lead to was a very unpleasant place.