A Long Ways Home

A Long Ways Home

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She stared longingly at the little girl with the Oreo ice cream in her hand, who was laughing to whatever her mom or dad had told her, she sighed. I used to be like that. She thought to herself. I used to be happy. I used to be normal. I used to be... loved, but life's a bitch and it fucks with you until you are nothing, until you feel nothing. I guess some people just aren't meant to be happy like that. She walked out of the ice cream parlor that she used to go to all the time when she was younger and went home. Read it ok just read it! It's not as depressing as it sounds.
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"I starved myself but I never died. I have no idea how I survived that long without food. The floors I slept on where of moldy brick and sometimes a rat would curl up to my neck. I stopped caring. The warmth kept me sane." I took a deep breath and continued. "The worst part was not knowing. Not knowing what happened to my team. Not knowing happened to my city. I couldn't do anything but stare out the tiny slit of light from under the door. That was my life, that light. I didn't know what time of day it was but that light told me I was still alive. Without it would be darkness." I hear her shift in her chair but stay with my eyes closed. "I think the only thing that kept me going was the pain. It sounds strange but I loved feeling it. It made me feel alive, I still had something. It was the only thing that kept me thinking I wasn't one of the rats. Pain, I realized, was worth it. Because the pain reminded me that I was breathing and awake. And that maybe one day if I ever got out that maybe that pain would go away."

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