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The stars were bright above my head, but mind of mine was filled with dread. How could my actions have misled me to a hell like this? What laws of nature did I break? And where I made such big mistake? And how much horrors will awake and rise from black abyss? I think this all began the day I bought a house in the bay I should have listened what they say: this place was ****** for good! But it was cheap, as deadly bogs With crooked trees and stinky fogs and countless hoards of homeless dogs aren't pleasant neighborhood. I lived there quietly for a year and awful swamps located here were not at all a source of fear, but rusty house was. I had to catch the rain with bowls, the wind was welcome through the walls: They, like the roof, are full of holes, and hence my anger rose. I couldn't then afford to fix or to rebuild this house with bricks, although I feared of facing Styx if it was to collapse. I hardly ever slept at all. I heard strange noises in the wall beside my bad, like insects crawl… 'Twas just my mind, perhaps… And once I woke again at night and saw a dim and lonely light just at a border of my sight. In bayous it appeared. I quickly put my jacket on and, trying to suppress my yawn, I ran to that phenomenon. That totally was weird! As I drew near, I saw a maid. She seemed confused and quite afraid of something. 'Please, I need your aid!' she cried. 'My brother's lost!' I saw some teardrops cross her face. I was bedazzled by her grace! 'I'll save your brother from this place, I'll help, at any cost!' With that into the night I raced in an extremely thoughtless haste. And under shiny stars I faced what seemed like certain death. A horrid beast from waters rose. I noticed how the water froze In pools that were a bit too close... I couldn't take a breath! I didn't, though, become a prey. Twas quite a luck, I can't gainsay. I don't know how I found my way, but still, I reached my shack I hear the beast's spine-chilling groan. I know this building's my tombstone, If only I could've somehow known! Why can't I turn it back? Moirai will any minute cut my thread of life. I'm ready, but I want that beast crushed by this hut. Is this too much to wish? What takes that devil so **** long? Should I attract it with a gong? Hey, freak, I'm here! What is wrong? Just come and eat your dish! But then... Two monsters at my door! I started crying on the floor, I loudly cursed, blasphemed and swore... But then I raised my head: "You found my brother! Sweet of you! I hope he didn't catch the flu... We need to go now, friend! Adieu!" That's what the girl's voice said.
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 5:58 PM UTC
Swamp Light
The stars were bright above my head, but mind of mine was filled with dread. How could my actions have misled me to a hell like this? What laws of nature did I break? And where I made such big mistake? And how much horrors will awake and rise from black abyss? I think this all began the day I bought a house in the bay I should have listened what they say: this place was ****** for good! But it was cheap, as deadly bogs With crooked trees and stinky fogs and countless hoards of homeless dogs aren't pleasant neighborhood. I lived there quietly for a year and awful swamps located here were not at all a source of fear, but rusty house was. I had to catch the rain with bowls, the wind was welcome through the walls: They, like the roof, are full of holes, and hence my anger rose. I couldn't then afford to fix or to rebuild this house with bricks, although I feared of facing Styx if it was to collapse. I hardly ever slept at all. I heard strange noises in the wall beside my bad, like insects crawl… 'Twas just my mind, perhaps… And once I woke again at night and saw a dim and lonely light just at a border of my sight. In bayous it appeared. I quickly put my jacket on and, trying to suppress my yawn, I ran to that phenomenon. That totally was weird! As I drew near, I saw a maid. She seemed confused and quite afraid of something. 'Please, I need your aid!' she cried. 'My brother's lost!' I saw some teardrops cross her face. I was bedazzled by her grace! 'I'll save your brother from this place, I'll help, at any cost!' With that into the night I raced in an extremely thoughtless haste. And under shiny stars I faced what seemed like certain death. A horrid beast from waters rose. I noticed how the water froze In pools that were a bit too close... I couldn't take a breath! I didn't, though, become a prey. Twas quite a luck, I can't gainsay. I don't know how I found my way, but still, I reached my shack I hear the beast's spine-chilling groan. I know this building's my tombstone, If only I could've somehow known! Why can't I turn it back? Moirai will any minute cut my thread of life. I'm ready, but I want that beast crushed by this hut. Is this too much to wish? What takes that devil so **** long? Should I attract it with a gong? Hey, freak, I'm here! What is wrong? Just come and eat your dish! But then... Two monsters at my door! I started crying on the floor, I loudly cursed, blasphemed and swore... But then I raised my head: "You found my brother! Sweet of you! I hope he didn't catch the flu... We need to go now, friend! Adieu!" That's what the girl's voice said.
vseslav-kochenov
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 5:58 PM UTC
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