Personal Narrative Fiction

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Carl, the lone carbon, awoke with a thud. His eyes dilated with fear. He gazed at the bone marrow crushing and scraping against a cylindrical shiny object. He got out of his cubby and stared at the chaos beneath him. Everything was collapsing. The bone he was in was in complete entropy. At that moment, Carl knew his whole five years in the deer have come to an end. All he could do was stare at the decomposition of his host, his everything. The shattering of his heart pounded him like bricks as he got absorbed into the biosphere-soil. Carl was determined to make it back to a sweet safe cubby of a deer. He spent millions of years in the soil in the form of dead organic matter. He felt immense pressure every day he awoke. He felt his body compressing and he noticed his skin started to darken. His skin left a powder residue like chalk and left a dark smudge like charcoal. Carl has been turned into coal. Infuriated with his appearance, Carl was even more determined to return back to his deer companion.With determination in his eyes, he went to the lithosphere fossil fuel. …show more content…
It was followed by a flash of light. He gazed up at the yellow metal machine excavating him. The strange yellow machine read, “ Kayenta Mine.” With confusion in his eyes he was thrown into the back of a bag a person directed to, “ Get that there bag to the Navajo Generating Plant, you hear!” Once he arrived he was thrown into this scorching oven. All he heard were industrial cogs and gears and he felt a radiating heat emanating from an oven. In the blink of an eye, a shovel scooped him and threw him into the oven. He felt his whole body burn and all he could do was screech in the scorching fire. His screams attracted an O2 molecule. She gazed him into the eyes and
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