Her voice trembling with uncontained anxiety. “He’s losing a lot of blood!” One of the nurses cried out, I mused as the railings bang jarringly besides me, the whole My memories are a jumble of torn-up fragments, and I can’t recall who she is. She alone no one could replace…Īs I recall the love I had for her, however I also felt a In my whole life, I had love, had discover love, only once. They would lay there, and made love upon the course sands, the ocean waves crashing against sea rocks in the background.
She would giggle as we strolled along the beach, her ashen blond hair streaming with the wind. Her bare body bronze with hours she had spent in the sun. I could remember the warmth as she would caress me. Now that the final moment is upon me, images from the past starts drifting into my head, like a current of memories, both cherished and long I had neverįear, even thought, of dying before. “I notify them 10 minutes ago that we’ll have a patient coming in!” My vision lightened up periodically as rows upon rows of neon light passes overhead.Īm I… dying? It was a strange thought. “Isn’t the ER ready yet? Darn it!” A man’s gruff voiceīarked from the right. I mused distractedly, my mind meandering with the Sounded from my left, the speaker moving, breathless, along with me.
“Doctor, he’s losing his consciousness!” A shrill cry The smell of drugs and chemicals wafted in the air like a haze, embracing those in it with the stench of the dead and the The deaden sound as their wheels rolled along a smooth, polished floor. I could hear it, the rattling of the bed’s metal railings. Felt as if my body is tearing itself into pieces.
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