Alone in Death – Day 5
Perhaps
the fear of death is the greatest fear for some.
I
remember the apprehension and absolute fear as I at first, in amazement, no
shock, made the realization that the object, cause of my death, was rushing at
me at hundreds of miles per hour.
It
was all so quick. I had fear for a split
second. Then it was all over.
As
I sit in this anti-world, anti-life, disembodied place, I reflect.
So
much of what the world is about is that long nagging, most times ignored,
question – what happens when I die. Which
is often mixed with the question – what happens after death?
Is
this a split second in time, that my brain and its conscious function are
trapped in, following my murder?
There,
I finally used the word murder. Cause of
death – “Homicide”, at “Place of Work” – flashes across my thoughts. That is what the death certificate will
say. But did they ever find a body as
evidence. Highly unlikely.
No
wonder I am in limbo. Limbo? Is that it? It is a real (unreal) place somewhere
in the cosmos on merely on the bottom half of that head of a needle thing
populated by angels?
Angels? Haven’t seen any.
Did
I hear any?
A
strange sound in the distance.
What
was that?
Silence.
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