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End Times

End Times Rained blood in the city this morn. It congealed in the back alleyways. And the street corner prophets proclaimed that now was the end of all days. And then into town came the plagues on swift paws of rats and their fleas, and the street corner prophets themselves succumbed to the mighty disease. For God protects not the accusers and glass always falls to tossed stones. Death stalks the living intently til naught will remain but dry bones. They say End Time quickly approaches, so Beware! For it comes with the dawn. But we find once the day breaks upon us that the world, just the same, still rolls on.
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Written by
melissa-hardie
American
Published
Jan 10, 2015
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Collaboration between myself and Araina Richardson

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