It was a dark, dank room. A window
sat high on the left grubby, mossy wall, the light from the day outside
highlighting the scraped and molded mahogany floors; once beautiful. The glass
of the window was scattered with cracks and a few shattered holes. Ripped rags
and torn cloths were squeezed into the openings, in some vain hope that this
would keep out the bitter, torturous wind. Misshapen rocks and broken bits of
brick were crammed into every open orifice in the surrounding walls. The wind
slipped like a serpent through the crevasses, hissing and slithering, bringing
with it it’s sense of dread, pity and despair into the devastated house. With
that, he turned his back and shut the door on the past.
More soon,
The Blonde and the Bullshit
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