The End of a Simple Nothing

The End of a Simple Nothing

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I still can't believe it. I live on an enormous floating rock. A rock surrounded by 7 other rocks, continuously spinning around a fireball. And out of all the rocks, out of all the stars, out of all the endless space we call the universe; this asteroid will hit our rock, a little spec compared to the ongoing void that is space. But I'm okay with my fate. I'm not afraid of dying. My destiny has been set before me and I will be obliterated by an asteroid. My ashes swimming and burning with the stars as our humble earth turns to dust. The world will never know my name, but that is how it would have been even if there was no asteroid. I am just an ordinary average girl. A simple nothing, and this is my end.
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