TearsoftheWorld
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And I would give all this and Heaven too
I would give it all if only for a moment that I could just understand
The meaning of the word you see
'Cause I've been scrawling it forever but it never makes sense to me at all
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~ ~ ~
And I would give all this and Heaven too
I would give it all if only for a moment that I could just understand
The meaning of the word you see
'Cause I've been scrawling it forever but it never makes sense to me at all
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Thunder rolled overheard as a young woman walked down the street late at night, and she seemed to be moving with no clear destination in mind. She seemed just as lost and out of place as the rain that fell upon the earth. Her soft blue eyes scanned her surroundings, but nothing seemed familiar to her. Not only that, but she couldn't figure out how she got there in the first place. She didn't know where she came from. She didn't even know her own name. She had a name, but when she tried to think of it she came up short.
As the rain started to fall a bit heavier, the young woman took shelter underneath the partial roof of a bus stop, but she couldn't stay there indefinitely. Across the street was a large building with several cars parked outside, and the glowing sign on the front lawn said Weston Police Headquarters. She shivered for a moment as the wind picked up, and then she made up her mind. After traffic cleared up a bit she quickly crossed the street and ran up the steps towards the front entrance. She pulled open the door and stepped inside, drawing a few curious looks from the officers stationed inside.
"Can I help you?"
The rain-drenched girl looked over at the front desk and then thought about walking back outside.
Nothing looked familiar to her.
"Miss? Hello?"
The uniformed cop stood up from his seat behind the desk and started to walk around towards the front. When the young girl flinched he stopped moving, thinking that perhaps she was in some kind of trouble, and he didn't want to scare her.
"Are you hurt?"
He chose his words carefully and spoke them slowly, but when she didn't respond he started to wonder if it was something more serious. She looked to be about half his age, and from head to toe she was soaking wet. He stepped over to a locker nearby, and he could feel her eyes following after him as he pulled it open and reached inside for a blanket.
"Here," he said, offering it to her. The young girl looked down at the warm blanket and then reached forward to take it. It was heavy but incredibly warm, and she let it unfurl before wrapping it tightly around her slender body. She hugged it close and shivered slightly, but the feeling would soon pass.
"Now can you tell me what's wrong?"
The young girl seemed to think for a moment, but she had no answer.
That was part of the problem.
"Can you tell me your name?"
"I don't know," she finally responded.
"You can tell me, it's okay. You're safe here."
"I don't know what my name is."
Another cop emerged from one of the side rooms, and the older officer questioning the young girl took him aside to explain the situation. She caught them both looking over at her periodically, but she could really make out what they were saying. The younger guard stepped over after a moment and introduced himself, and as he walked her over to a chair the young woman noticed that he had a bandage wrapped around part of his wrist. He smiled warmly when he saw the look of concern written on her face, and shrugged it off as nothing serious.
"So you're saying that you don't know who you are?"
She nodded her head.
"Okay. Is there anything that you can tell me?"
The young woman shook her head.
"Okay. Well, what I'm going to do is go ahead and call for an ambulance. Alright? You don't look hurt, but if something's wrong then they'll be able to tell us for sure."
As he started to get up she quickly reached for his arm, but he calmed her down and promised that he'd be back as soon as possible.
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After she'd been taken away to get checked out, the younger officer felt a sudden warmth near his wrist, and as he unwrapped the bandages he discovered that the knife wound he'd sustained earlier that week had healed up completely.