9mmCensor
Ex-Bluelighter
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- Oct 18, 2006
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I am at the end, my toes are wrapped around the edge, pointing straight down in to the glistening blue water.
I stand up straight, and focus on my breathing. My eyes are closed, and there is nothing but darkness. Deep breaths, forcing my chest to push in and out, the sweat running down my back, tingling my spine, my body glistens from the light above. The smell of chlorine fills my nostrils, and the sounds of joy drift upwards from the children running, jumping and splashing below.
My eyes snap open, and I suddenly see everything. A boy pushing someone else under the water, life guards yelling and blowing their whistles, girls sitting with their feet in the water, chatting, giggling, boys jumping and fighting, smiles everywhere. The clock ticks as swimmers push themselves to beat time.
My knees bend, the board flexes and I spring into the air, and gravity pulls me down headfirst. I plunge into the pristine blue waters, my eyes ripped open by the water, and my head slams into the cold tile, my neck snapping back. A trail of blood flows out of my head, as my body slowly floats to the surface.
I stand up straight, and focus on my breathing. My eyes are closed, and there is nothing but darkness. Deep breaths, forcing my chest to push in and out, the sweat running down my back, tingling my spine, my body glistens from the light above. The smell of chlorine fills my nostrils, and the sounds of joy drift upwards from the children running, jumping and splashing below.
My eyes snap open, and I suddenly see everything. A boy pushing someone else under the water, life guards yelling and blowing their whistles, girls sitting with their feet in the water, chatting, giggling, boys jumping and fighting, smiles everywhere. The clock ticks as swimmers push themselves to beat time.
My knees bend, the board flexes and I spring into the air, and gravity pulls me down headfirst. I plunge into the pristine blue waters, my eyes ripped open by the water, and my head slams into the cold tile, my neck snapping back. A trail of blood flows out of my head, as my body slowly floats to the surface.
