
Nobody cares about the feelings of a diabolical A-bomb, but I'm going down in history.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Angst/Humor - Words: 216 - Published: 07-02-09 - Status: Complete - id: 2692171
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Little Boy
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The world is bathed in light, and then darkness.
The plane is in motion; the crew is restless.
'We drop Little Boy, and we hightail it outta there before it bows,' they say to each other
Anxious, hoping for reassurance.
I can't care less.
I'm going to be dropped.
Exploded.
Blown up.
Unmade.
Set off with a boom.
Take your pick.
In short, I'm going to go kamikaze.
We're nearing Hiroshima.
I can sense confusion
Fear
Bewilderment
From far below the B-29.
I can't care less.
To be honest, I can't care less about anything.
I'm being dropped.
Dropped.
I'm falling.
I've been falling for, what, a millenia by now?
The clouds, the birds;
They fly by as I near my imminent expulsion.
Here's me thinking this was going to be quick and painless.
Either the explosive mechanism is a dud, or the ground is much further away than I thought.
I prefer the former.
But–no. Somewhere near the ground, I'm being set off.
Goodbye, world!
Not that it cares about the feelings of a diabolical A-bomb.
But I'm going to go down in history.
Me. Little Boy, the A-bomb of Hiroshima.
I like the sound of that.
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