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Day four started over again on what should have been another day. I figured it didn’t matter anymore. Same box, same day. I shouldn’t have been bothered. I knew what would happen and I knew the dismembered arm would stop smothering me, so I wouldn’t die. Knowing seemed to make it worse though. It was the waiting, and the seconds seemed to drag by.
By the time I was been suffocated, time seemed to slow down even more. It lasted twice as long as before. When the arm disappeared, I was left alone in the coffin, almost devoid of air. My lungs felt like they were pounding inside of me, demanding that I find oxygen to feed them. I would have liked to fulfil their request. I was still suffocating even though the arm was gone again. I couldn’t move my limbs to do anything differently, but I discovered I could move my mouth and scream. That’s what I did, until I couldn’t scream anymore, then I felt like I was spinning into unconsciousness.
Day four is replayed over again
The suffocation as I use up
What little air I have
My lungs scream out for more
Then I pass out
Yikes! Imagine waking up inside a box…I’d be very upset if that happened to me. I look forward to reading more.
–FlyTrapMan–
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Aw, no poetry on Day 6? Oh, well, I shall try to go on.
I’m glad your dismembered arm won’t try to suffocate you anymore. 😀
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I’ve added the poetry now. I’m such a scatter brain sometimes! 🙂
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Ah, we as poets/writers are intrinsically very scatterbrained. Sweet and short poem. 🙂
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