Shadows like severed limbs creep on pallid, festering fingers to surround me, The strains of terror-filled, bloodcurdling screams rip through me. Then your face before me, making grey sketches morph into technicolour animations. I feel perversely happy in that moment.
Your lips curl upwards, a snarl; a sneer appears, You stare, glare, for heavy seconds, searing straight through me; you never did see me I suppose. You stare, and you stare, and you stare. I cease to exist. One excruciating second more; your eyes upon mine. You walk away, and everything is black, unmoving. You always said it, you always told me: "I will let you down".