Parading stars silenced by the night lit sky, surpass my youth Eye opening fears that I'm touchable whether it be rain or shine There's no bullet that won't crush, brush, cash me out So I'm left in my own misery of losing The lady The family The future The child unknown to me still For every error made apart of my adolescence is being charged The tears are gathering up to release This is where my life changes forever in silence, in grief, in memory With no real words a bullet showed that life can slip away just like that With no second chances, or rewards Just a grave With my letters E-A-R-L imprinted So I say to God and those nearest to me "I don't wanna die." What I did at BR was selfish and explain-able, and if my head was right I'd be a Marine, but God last night showed reality. I would. Be dead right now. The ipod is replaceable, my life isn't and I'm thankful that he's giving me another chance to complete my journey and fulfill my prophecy. I need to change spiritually and develop a true belief and stop joking around so much because by me doing that I'm just stalling while the days are passing me in circles. This was my lesson to get off my ass and do something I do fear something. I fear death.
A lot said here. Autobiographical or not, an interesting story, nonetheless. How an iPoxd could stop a bullet and thereby give a chance for redemption.
Suspenseful and close to home, Rain of Deception 2 will leave you in Tears. Much like Part 1, this will shocking sequel will keep you on the edge of your fingertips.
A poignant story about letting go of a narcissist in your life. Have you ever been attacked FULL force by a narcissist? It's the closest thing to being stabbed over and over in the back.
Ron