今天早上发生了一起交通事故，我和半挂大货车碰上了，如果碰撞的位置再往前一点点。我至少会受伤，严重的话不敢想象。
万幸我没有受伤，早上的时候也没有想起来害怕。
把车开去4s店修车后，坐在4s店等朋友来接我。那会有一种想哭的冲动，是后怕，是对生命的敬畏，觉得生活中的很多事情都不是事了。好想再去一次西藏。可能也不去远的地方，就在拉萨转转，找到一些心灵的救赎。
中午让朋友和我一起吃了饭。我忍不住的留下了眼泪。忽然觉得，那一瞬死亡可能离自己很近很近。心中那脆弱的一块被触发了出来。
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