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Keratome PRK
06:18
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The machinery displays the percentage needed in each eye to consume power. That power will turn into a bright color so that I can see at a longer distance. The pain of bees stinging both eyes while sulfuric acid drains out the lubricant reception. Beethoven being played while pressure is being put in my eye, everything dissolves into darkness. A flap of layer cut off, all motion and the lights blur. The sound of the machinery and the smell of burning flesh. Anxiety begins to kick into the bloodsteam of my veins. Slowly giving into the pain and hoping this was all a bad dream. I regret nothing. Vigamox, Durezol. A long shot of a cure from the scar tissue I have left. I will never forget the intense pain from both eyes, I will not forget the blur, I will not forget the smell. This cold room with machines. I will not forget that machine. I will not forget that pain.
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