Fade

Fade
by Saless 

I just got in a mood this morning and this came to me. Basically a brief glimpse autobiography that continues on to my death, only from a rather dark perspective.


I felt myself falling apart, my very essence fading into nothingness. Not that that was much different to how I'd been in life. Nothing. As my mind fragmented I saw my life flashing before me for the last few moments of my existence...

Growing up in California...hot, scorching sun...helping Mom with her plants...playing with my sister's barbie dolls...ballet, tap, gymnastics...playing army men with my brother...

Realizing I was different...my body grotesque and wrong...no one treats me like I am...only how I seem...trying to fit their expectations...failing miserably...just try not to be found out...

Denial...Taunts of other students...hiding in plain sight...invisible, worthless...hold on to life, not sure why...

Denial...acceptance...denial...burying myself in books and games...hide from the world...

Work, money, hate them...try...fail...try again...denial...

Acceptance...transition...still in the shadows...no life...

Write...read...play games...avoid people...

Never mix...no one will ever want me...hopeless...

Life goes on...write...read...stay at home...unlovable...alone...

Time passes...everything stays the same...always alone...

Just take up space...use up resources others could be using...worthless...

Alone...lonely...even in a crowd...stay at home...write...read...

More time passes...always alone...why did I bother?...

Old...frail...still alone...still writing...still reading...still nothing...

Heart finally fails...no one even knows for days...over...finally over...fading away...


The End



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