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Drowning
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You all laugh and smile, be kind to your friends and family, but what about those who need it? The ones that put up a mask with a single crack? The ones you don't notice to its to late? The ones that none see how there clothes hang off their bodies, how there shirts always go past there wrist and hands? The ones that have bangs underneath their eyes? The ones that have no spark in their eyes? What about them?
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There's not a lot that can freak me out in this world. Only large animals with sharp claws, too many people touching me, bullies, hives, horror movies, sitting underneath fans or lights or anything that dangles from a ceiling, glass or wooden bridges, my mother, mosquitoes, public situations, taking a shower with nobody in the house, taking a shower with too many people in the house and crocks. Oh, and zombies. Zombies is definitely on that list. It's almost a shame too, that I have to race through a city packed full of them to find my missing family. Packed full of zombies, by the way, not crocks. (Although I don't know which situation is worse.) Now I have to not only keep my feeble body alive, but also protect (or be protected by) my two best friends in the entire world as we all try to survive in a city packed with the Dead.

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