Bloodless

Paul Bell

 

The blade cut deep

 

She died laughing

 

Death was a relief

 

Unlike her life

 

Riddled with betrayal

 

He noticed no blood flowing from her hateful body

 

He was always sure she was bloodless

 

She certainly lacked all human feeling

 

But even a bitch like her would possess some blood

 

He bent down to check just as she was rising

 

Something in his brain registered

 

Sudden disbelief, sudden shock

 

Words in mouth froze

 

As the knife entered his neck

 

Spurting blood in all directions

 

His fingers tried to stem the flow

 

She watched him

 

Fascinated by the pattern, he was painting

 

So strange, she thought

 

He always said she was the bloodless one.

  • Author: Paul Bell (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 18th, 2026 06:48
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  • sorenbarrett

    Paul a great play on a cliche and a story too real to want to feel. Well done my friend



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