The Room

Paul Bell

The room was in darkness
Save for the solitary shard of light
Shining directly onto that point on the wall
The blood had dried in long back
If the room could speak
There would be screams
The chains still hung on the wall
Frozen in time
A timely reminder
To the events of that day
She touched them
Just to understand
Why
She expected the feel of cold metal
Instead, a strange heat surged through her body
Compelling her into the chains
Tightly binding her against the wall
Trapped, she waited
He was watching her
Listening as her heart pounded in fear
Just the beginning
She thought she was screaming
As the blood entered her mouth, slowly
Forcing her eyes to scream
Her mind now drowning in panic
As life began to fade
He watched her, fascinated, as she entered the next phase
The journey into the afterlife
Just like the others
The room was in darkness
Save for the solitary shard of light
Shining directly onto that point on the wall.

  • Author: Paul Bell (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 31st, 2021 04:17
  • Category: Gothic
  • Views: 23
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Comments2

  • Goldfinch60

    That shard of light must have many memories Paul. Good dark write.

    Andy

    • Paul Bell

      She'll not go in there again.

    • spilleronsheet

      The poetry gave me goosebumps
      And awesome use of imagery
      Yet why I felt a person struggling in hell between two lives

      • Paul Bell

        The dead never really die.



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