what it's like to die



People who’ve been shot and lived to tell their story claim it doesn’t really feel like anything. The bullet punctures your skin and an overwhelming feeling of numbness takes over. Such is the body’s nature when it knows it’s about to die.

In contrast, it’s the small and constant pains that are unbearable. Ticking headaches, impacted molars – they bring even the mightiest to their knees.

Everytime you slip away, the pain floors me and I have to wait for the room to stop spinning. I look forward to the day you leave me. The numbness will be a welcome mistress.

This and other 100-word stories in Project 0.1.

Photo: tunnel
♫: Sheryl Crow | I Shall Believe (1993)

14 comments

  1. I remember the worst toothache I had ever had in my life... LOL.

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    1. D: But you're in the Facebook page often!

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  3. bakit simple pero ang lalim hehehe :)

    last time, di na ako nag-comment, kasi nahiya ako na baka di ko naman naiintindihan ng lubos yung sinulat mo :)

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    1. Jep: Ano ka ba! Kanya kanya naman yan. Your comment must've been interesting!

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  4. i hate repetitive movement and action..it makes me dizzy.. just like EK's Anchor's Away

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    1. Raymond: That ride makes me puke. As in. Grabe. haha pero mas nakakahilo ang paikot-ikutin ng pag-ibig hashtag-echos

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    1. OP: Ako din! Namiss ko magbloghop! Siguro pag di na masyadong busy!

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  6. numbness like when i recognize none of the other commenters

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    1. LOF: I know what you mean. I wonder where everyone went. :(

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    2. erratic reply-commenting, a wise award-winning blogger once told me, does it even to the best blogs

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    3. LoF: maybe it's time to move to wordpress. Haha i hear there's less tumbleweed there.

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