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Nov 2020
The mist moves slowly across the water
soon it will hit the shoreline I call my daughter
she runs from the house, spellbound
we watch it roll in making not a sound

It's an eerie silence somewhat suffocating
even the ripples lapping have diminished
I ask my daughter, can you hear that
what the **** is it, coming to shore

The smell is overbearing
Larna I think we should go back to the house
whatever that is in the water
I don't think it's good for our health

I grab her hand and run with her
jesus this time I have no guns
what luck
I am usally packed to the nines

I bolt the door and ask my daughter to get the knives out
whatever it is it's ****** coming this way
we can hear it gasping laboriously
then hear it pounding at the door

I ask my daughter have we bleach
as we have a gas cylinder here
maybe if we blow the crap out of it
we will have nothing to fear


By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris

Something This Way Comes Part Two,

As the thumping gets louder
I say to my daughter have you a lighter
she says no I gave up when you did
and all I can think is oh ****!

The wooden door does start to splinter
I don't think we should hide behind the sofa
as I shake my daughter soo transfixed
let's get to higher ground quick sticks

Suddenly the door burst open
and there in the doorway is a most grotesque creature
with many tentacles abashedly flaying about
I scream hey don't hit the lampshade, I just bought that

But I think this monstrous creature has food on its mind
hell has no fury with our ***** on the line
It comes closer so its eyes you see
and in a polite voice asks can I have a cup of tea


By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
Christos Andreas Kourtis
Written by
Christos Andreas Kourtis  London UK
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