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The Last Line (chapter3 prt 1)
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LIADAN (Lie-AH-Dan)
I see towers of smoke
Oh
This nightmarish thing
I know I must be dreaming
I walk through streets where devastation claims so much
I watch many craw out of wreckage
Little children call out for home
Only
There is no home
Tears fall
Hitting the street
Yet
They make no sound
I walk on
And a women catches my eye
I see her but she cannot see me
In her arms she grasps a child
Who calls for someone I do not know
The child fights her with complete strength
The mother
Desperate to console her child and quite her
Lets go
It is only then that I see what she was crying for
There is someone there
Who no longer sees this world
Beside this man the child kneels
In this moment I can hear her voice
And all of the profuse pain she carries
Pa, pa! wake up pa! don’t leave me.
Please! don’t go.
At this
I turn my head.
Tears
In that moment
Mine and hers Fell together
Even in this filth, the girl seemed to shine
With pure grief or beauty
I cannot tell.
She shakes the man
Who must be her father
Urging him to move
To breath
To live.
Lia
Liadan
Come back
Pa is gone
Come back..
Please.
The mother rose
And went to her child
The toddler collapsed into her mother
Wanting to inhale her like the air
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The towers of smoke are gone
Leaving me with something that burned much like fire. It was in my chest; it was in my lungs. The morning was clear and dauntless. And for the first time in days, I heard nothing. Peace. Going over the camp with my eyes, I saw castor bending over the fire pit cooking something that smelled absolutely wonderful. Eros was still sleeping on the other side of the fire. Getting up, I stretched and yawned. The smell of cooking food drew me towards the fire. I couldn’t help it. “what did you catch? It smell wonderful.” castor never took his eyes from the flames.
“rabbit and some salted fish.”“ok sounds.. Delicious.”
We had been eating the same thing ever since or travels had begun. two weeks of rabbit. I ‘m surprised I ‘m not sick of it. “castor? How far is the border now?”
“far enough Donia” every day was the same question and the same reply. I was starting to wonder whether or not there would be a day when I didn’t have to.
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