Famous Last Words
A match was lit and a fire was born. At it's peak it roars, challenging the dark night, illuminating the street. A small drizzle starts hailing from the sky. It's surroundings become wet and the roaring flame starts to dwindle, 'til there is only but a spark left. Not enough to rebuild itself but not small enough to die. There is nothing to rebuild the fire - and then the rain stops. The spark flickering in the dark night wishing it could come back to life, it'll just wither away: never, never to be seen again.
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J. Maw
I care not so much what I am to others as what I am to myself. Michel de Montaigne
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