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An old friend's dream.

by mackenzie-a-wood

"You're gambling death." The skeleton laughed. While shuffling a deck of cards, the skeleton sat across from me. Grinning. I was  starting to feel uncomfortable.. No. Maybe the right word is trapped? How did he get here? "I don't gamble." I snapped to the bones that configured the human skeleton sitting across from me... in my bed. "That's sad." He sounded really sincere. But still he was smiling, Still he was lingering. And as of now, I was getting a tiny bit mad. I just wanted this thing to leave.... "If I were you I wouldn't want to loose this game." He hissed. Of corse with a skeletal smile that presented teeth such as those of a crocodile. I watched the bones of his hand through the corner of my eye as he spoke reaching for a card. Noticing that the crevices of his bones were flooded with dust. "Any old memories you want to reminisce?" He said it mockingly. He continued, "Nothing to say, boy?" "You're covered in enough dust to have plenty stories for  us both, bones. Go on head and get us started won't you?"
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mackenzie-a-wood
American
Published
Dec 3, 2013
Time
2m
Tags
#dreams#bones#gambling#crocadile
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