Futuristic Repetition

Futuristic Repetition

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A blinding flash of light coruscated before my eyes, making me wince at the colorful waves the took place after the sudden brightness. An immense, roaring pain ripped through my ribcage that made me produce an ear-splitting scream. One that I couldn’t hear myself. I began to feel lightheaded and dizzy, and I felt myself collapse to the dampened ground with a splash as the world dissolved into waves of black. So this is what it feels like to die. Every single day, this appears in my head. Every single night, I get no rest, seeing my best friend get shot. I watch as she loses more and more sleep from this nightmare. I just want to save her.
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I blinked. My eyes began focusing on shapes. I could hear murmuring voices. I could smell medication. I could taste blood. I could feel scratchy blankets lying over my frail body. Three humans, talking under their breaths. A blue cast on my leg. Another on my arm. Stitches in my other 'leg'. More stitches on my face neck and chest. A huge stapled gash across my entire stomach, starting from my shoulder and going in a diagonal line straight across my body and ending at my hip bone. It had just avoided my heart. Tubes were threaded through my arms and other areas of my stomach. I was suddenly very aware of the amount of pain I was in. I cried out in pain and all three people turned to me. The middle one lurched forwards and took a needle from the side. The other two fussed around me, rethreading the tubes and checking that they were all fully functional. A sharp, aching pain pierced my neck and I caught the middle guy with a needle in my neck. My vision slowly began blurring again.

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