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-JAN- Twilight's Siblingbone-garden, lambent - bearing yields already in decay; liminal visibility He prowls through the in-between losing movements, falling to the dark ----- cross-eyed bastard produce Bastet tumbled the shadow-king precocious man-eater -- dream visions ghosting behind the iris ----- contoured shade umbra, covering stone like Letters spell out infinity striped certainty decomposing in the sun .-JAN- Twilight's Sibling


-JAN- Old Ken BrayIt worries me, when I see her gaze, when I see her jog like that, for nowhy. Perhaps she tricks herself, as I do some nights-JAN- Old Ken Bray
when I see her as two cats reflected in the kitchen window.
A trick of the light, of course. The double glazing we had put in, it does that.
When I buried her...
When I buried her, I cried. I'm too old for shit like this.
This afternoon, my wife gave a yelp while washing up. Some dumb bird,
a crow or raven she said, had bashed
into the window hard enough to leave a spiders' web of cracks in the top left corner. No trace o


-JAN- The Tapestry's Return“Sisters, come quick!” the old crone screeched, her rheumy eyes wide as she stared at the ethereal tapestry that hung on the wall of her dusty sewing room.-JAN- The Tapestry's Return
Her two younger sisters rushed to the old woman’s side, expecting that she’d hurt herself, or come across some other disaster.
What they saw was hardly a disaster.
More like a miracle.
“I don’t believe it,” said the middle sister, her voice flat with rejection of hope.
“I do,” said the youngest, her youth inclining her to belief in the impossible; although admittedly, belief in Santa Claus required no great leap of faith for


-JAN- EpitaphThe arbor was tranquil, despite the the presence of a woman's mangled body, the dismembered corpse of something other-than-human, and one apparently unconscious male. The figure, hitherto a curious bystander, shook its head. Compassion for the bereaved was all well and good, but a task was a task, and there was work to be done.-JAN- Epitaph
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Connor was jolted out of his fugue by the sound of a bird landing nearby. What sort of bird would land here, except...? "Get away, you damned carrion. Don't make me open my eyes. Just sod off!" Maybe it is just a pigeon... but either way, if he didn't hear the sound of flapping wings in ju
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"...we live in darkness, just out of their sight...in the sounds they cannot hear...in the colors they cannot see...where they are not...we are grey shadows across the boy's shirt...the racing clouds...the pools of darkness..."
- William S. Burroughs
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I probably just said something offensive. It's just the internet, relax already, dork.
When I'll have more free time, I'll take a better look to your literary gallery...
Hope you've enjoyed my work, dreamer!
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The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown. - H.P. Lovecraft
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CTHULHU HAS A NEW HOME
A new Prose and Poetry club, for works relating to H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos
Now accepting submissions. Fhtagn!
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Beast wishes,
Larkin
an interview with Art model Andrew- [link]
visit *TheExquisiteCorpse and =Dark-Arts-Asylum
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CTHULHU HAS A NEW HOME
A new Prose and Poetry club, for works relating to H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos
Now accepting submissions. Fhtagn!
--
Beast wishes,
Larkin
an interview with Art model Andrew- [link]
visit *TheExquisiteCorpse and =Dark-Arts-Asylum
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