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The Brothers' sonnet
How does one choose to save a life? Fleeting
heartbeats turning black and beating slow
Racing, speeding, pumping, freezing
How does one choose when it is time to go?
Brother, dying, limply lying
On the floor with pale face and sicker than
I have seen before. Blood and sweat, drying
On his face, that which when wet, trailed, ran.
And I, watching, choosing, deciding his fate
He begs for me to help him live once more
Will I know what to do before too late?
Brother, weary, it is me you live for.
I can save your life, at the cost of mine
Would you wish it? If you do...fine.
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