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Saturday, December 17, 2016
Reboot and Emeralda
Another year, how about that?
The reason that I have not written anything here for an entire year that I have refused to write the next part of the tale that it wants. yes, it wants me to write the next particular series of events in a specific way, and I have not been able to bring myself to do it.
It is the worst thing, to me. I find it abhorrent. It is so callous, It comes across as hack. But it is not that. It is the idea that once written, then I will know that I am capable of writing something so atrocious. I keep placing the blame on the story, or the characters, but they come from me.
I am the one who caused them to occur, and it's from me that they find themselves in their situations, and I tend to care for them, odd as that sounds. And then, one of them is quite captivating, and she takes ahold and runs off into her own adventure, her own perspective of the tale.
Emeralda is the one who will do something quite vile, if the tale is to proceed. After two and a half years, it now appears that if I am to finish this tale, then it is up to her to open the door to the next part. I've acquiesced to her before, and it worked. The tale flowed again. And then this time, I was the bottleneck, again.
This is not about killing your darlings. This is about eating your own baby in order to save its soul.
Andd that is the worst thing that I will have to write.
Rrrrrrrgh. Blecch.
---willies
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Lenny Sustenuto Revisited part 1
Let’s go see Lenny Sustenuto, shall we?
*Ahem*
Well, it’s been a year and a half since I got derailed by a
darling.
Yup. It happens to
the best of us, or the worst of us, like this here old punk rocker.
Kill your darlings.
Make your story strong and lean: no fluff. (But dammit, Emeralda was so very tasty. I
will miss her.)
Here we go, anon. Now
to return to the end of that ugly and guileful megalopolis called Fuckno.
This will not end well.
Yet, as always, this is a story about redemption. There is, indeed, a happy ending. You simply need to follow me through the
boneyard, and if you do, we will dig our way out of the grave, into the
sunshine above. The best tales make you earn
a happy ending.
LENNY
SUSTENUTO
REVISITED
We head forth form here.
If you’d like to find out what the fuck is going on in this part, then
Gawd hepp you. But this LINK will give
you a clue, my dear.
Now please keep up, if you would like to read some TRVTH.
---willies on his way forward.
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Saturday, December 19, 2015
Killing Your Heroes
No, not terrortits.
This is good humor and enjoyment of the art of literature. I truly believe that we are here for a short time, on a tiny blue marble, spinning alone in the edge of our own galaxy, and so every moment is dear.
Enjoy it while we have it; do not harm others. Do not destroy. Try to make something good for the rest of us. Attempt to contribute something while you are here.
I have come from oppression, and I still face it to this very day. But I do not kill others for a promise of something better. That's bullshit.
It is complete bull shit. Shit under the sandal.
...
This is good humor and enjoyment of the art of literature. I truly believe that we are here for a short time, on a tiny blue marble, spinning alone in the edge of our own galaxy, and so every moment is dear.
Enjoy it while we have it; do not harm others. Do not destroy. Try to make something good for the rest of us. Attempt to contribute something while you are here.
I have come from oppression, and I still face it to this very day. But I do not kill others for a promise of something better. That's bullshit.
It is complete bull shit. Shit under the sandal.
...
Well, after a year and a half of writing on another format and spending all of my time there (marvelous site indeed) it has come time for me to face the TRVTH.
My writing of a tale (that was quite enjoyable
to construct) was side-railed by a character who captivated me. De-railed.
Derailleur.
At one time, I’d thought that Emeralda was the way to go.
However, she is a character who needs her own story-line,
which I most certainly will follow. But it
should be in another line; a separate tangent.
(I friggin love that character Emeralda and her power, her prowess.)
Before she occurred to me, the original story was at the
point of connection between the armies of blue ghosts and the young punks
rockers, and of our lost friend who became quite vile. Others came form far away, but there were
entities from a place that is in between, and also,
eternal.
It’s my own idea, and now I will continue this tasty tale,
for me.
Good bye, Emeralda, in this here tale.
This will be how I use my time now, instead of the other
place. Time for me. And for you, vicariously, my friend. You are vicariate. Indeed.
TRVST.
---willies out.
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Thursday, April 9, 2015
Sizing Myself Up For The Task Ahead
Blogger is my external hard drive. I hope that it always will exist. Even after the satellites fall from the sky,
and our tiny sun named Sol becomes a giant red dwarf and consumes our planet,
along with Mercury and Venus. Nothing will be left of us. No tombstones, no books, no love letters, no
carbon.
Yet, we have sent off Voyager One and Two to sail along into
the ocean of stars, as minuscule space travelers beyond our heliosphere, as a
record that we have existed.
Our transmissions, our radio and television programs, our
cell phone calls, and our texts and tweets,
Well,
They will be dissipated by the heliosphere outside of our
tiny solar system, lost alone, on the fringe of the arm of our own galaxy.
So live how you will.
Write how you will.
Enjoy this opportunity to be here. The idea of a fresh fruit, of first love, of
pleasure from reading:
It means that there is indeed, something more.
Perhaps?
Now for songs for the next part. Now to get writing this thing. There are so many songs to hear out
there. I’ll just try to keep up. I’ll try to select one or two. It’s hard work, but it’s a lot of fun.
TUNES
FOR LORELEI:
Underwater Love by
Jerome Isma-Ae
Heaven by JES (Myon Remix)
For the rest of us
damned Punks:
Learn From The Fall
by Noah
Going Gets Tuff by The Growlers
Wrong Way by Sublime
Out of Control by
Hoobastank
Ink by
Coldplay
That’s When I Reach for My Revolver by Mission of Burma
Dead Man Coming by
Evil Nine
It Gets The Worst at Night
by Lucero
Hen House by Ray
Wylie Hubbard
Say Something by
James
Lonesome Street by Blur
Music is my food. I
will partake of every dish at the buffet.
VERSION ONE
Have to get back from here:
We damned punks held together as a Tribe, come what
may. That was our only saving grace.
So many opportunities to explore now. The world is a vast sea, and we have small
boats. Our pens are our oars. The sea is made of black ink. The sand on the beach is where we write our
experiences, to be washed away by the tide.
But do it.
Write, even as the stars fall from the sky.
To Be Continued…
---willies in, again
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Placeholder for me
It's been four months, and I really need to do this. It's for me, but I share it with the intention of creating honest, original creative work, as is the spirit of the original Arpanet. Google will protect me because of this. I truly acknowledge this. YES.
This is the beginning of the second part of the Trilogy
Need to continue to research my tale to get back into this. Yup.
Also, thank you Google, and my friend YES, for allowing me to write this out of me addled head on this fine Blogger site, for free. I enjoy the fact that it will exist for perpetuity.
I also do my best to view 15 and 30 second advertisements of folks showing me their wares, for that is proper. The longer ones are also, quite often, very entertaining as well.
Nice work there. Indeed.
This is the beginning of the second part of the Trilogy
TUNES
VERSION ONE
THE RIDE BACK Part One
Inventory of supplies:
People:
Joey, my best friend, a smallish man with an angry temper,
who could hold his own in a fist fight with giants. He was the Instigator, but he never bailed
from what he had done. He simply loved
to engage, to stir up the mud and see what laid beneath. More often than not, he laid many fine
mistresses of his own encounter. It was
this: Joey sought Trvth.
Sean, my other best friend, who tried to control everything,
if you let him have the chance. He
needed to be thwarted at every misstep, or he would take over. He did this because he was very capable of
being correct most of the time. He was a
large, muscular man who also engaged, instead of whimpering in fear. However, he was now taken over by a Walk-In
named Seen. He was gone from our
enclave. Seen Walked along the dark
heart of Fuckno, and he was the one who would cause all ruin.
Tellesco was a large man who searched for Sean like a lost
puppy dog, but for good reason. The good Sean, still encased within his own
body, but held by Seen, has once saved Tellesco. He was also the savior of the lost, much as he
was. He would save them from the ugly,
despicable actions and behavior of them Purple Robes, even though he cried all
the time. Perhaps that was his raison
d’etre. Who knows?
Sinister Minister Glinty McFlintlock, a long dead cowboy
preacher from the days of the Wild West.
He also perished at the hands of them damned Purple Robes, who now owned
and controlled the hell of Fuckno. His
flock was now those who also perished in such a manner. He sought to lead them to redemption.
Fat Jerry the purple-haired punk rocker who was a large
angry baby. His anger created the winds
of vehemence. This would lead to the
destruction of Fuckno. We simply did not
know this at the time. Hell, even he did
not know this.
Me. A whimpering
coward. I always made this sound when
encountering something that I really did not want to do, but would have to do
it anyway. Rrrrrghhhh. I am a Red Man. But I was lost in the desert, away from my
Tribe that held residence on the islands of a mighty River in the east of what
is now known as the USA.
Katheena. She was my
true love. She died at the hands of them
Purple Robes, in a car crash during a rainy night in the desert, trying to
chase us, to protect us dammed punk bastards.
Now she was back, and her fury could create icicles form the water vapor
in the air. Figuratively. But also, literally.
Lorelei. She was my
rebound after Katheena dropped me when that one became infatuated with an
Alderman. Lorelei was also German. She taught me how to be a punk. Yes she did.
That was my new Tribe, there in the desert. The rest of them were from the other
side. Some would join us. Some would be our mortal enemies.
The most curious one is Emeralda. She was the one who held all of the knowledge
and history of them fucked Purple Robes.
We had yet to meet her. She was
now a Walk-In, and a cannibal one at that.
Sven Slindlivrinn was the most evil, despicable man to ever
exist, from the behavior and path of his life, and also for creating the
opening to the gates of Hell, and causing the Walk-Ins to become cannibals upon
Earth.
Lenny was to become Sven’s compatriot, his own personal
hellion.
There was an angel, arisen from a dusty grave under the
first mansion of them damned Purple Robes, buried after her own slaughter next
to her own mother, but not buried with her.
She is young Avison Talon Wenonndinay. She is the heroin of this story, as we get to
the meat of this old tale. http://williesthestories.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-fuckno-wars-ch-11-avison-talon-and.html
This is the first chapter in the second part of this
trilogy.
God Help Us All.
---willies out.
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Monday, April 6, 2015
Emeralda: Resurrection
Keep Me Alive by All We Are
Emeralda ran back to her body lying there on the ground and
pulled it over, front-side down. It was
quite heavy for a lithe, toned body, like pulling a bag of wet sand. She thrust her big, meaty hands into the tiny
rear pocket of the pants to grab the vehicle keys inside.
This startled her. It
felt like she was touching a part of her own body that had fallen asleep, like
when you awaken in the night to discover that your arm has gone numb beneath
you.
Such a cute little behind.
Hell, she’d worked out on her body after the two kids she birthed, and
she did it for the right reason: to be strong and healthy for come what may.
She felt like a pervert on her own body. That was also quite weird. It is the bane of the new Walk-In to find
their own dead body, from the vantage point of the new, borrowed body they now
inhabit. It can cause shock. A drop in
blood pressure, cold sweats, and dizziness…
She began to feel faint, but she growled and she pulled
those keys out and she stood right the hell up.
She breathed in a deep breath to chase the sparkles of fainting
away. She saw folks running towards her
from the side of the house.
Fight or flight?
She made the wrong decision minutes before, and she wouldn’t
let this happen again. Her wrong
decision was a late decision. When you
wait too long, then the decision will be made for you.
She ran to the vehicle and reached it and fumbled with the
keys to slide the right one in and unlock the door. This time, it worked. She did not drop those keys.
She slid her huge body in and found that the front bench
seat of the Suburban was pulled way up close to the steering wheel.
She slammed the door shut, locked the door, and pushed the
key into the ignition and started the engine.
It growled: alive.
That was when the hungry cannibals arrived at the vehicle
and began to try to bust the windows to get at her.
Her baby cried, it wailed in its carrier on the seat beside
her. It was hungry.
Everyone was hungry, all around her.
Then she saw their heads turn to the rear of the
vehicle. Through the busted-out window
of the smashed rear-end, her baby’s cries rang loud and clear.
An opening?
A way inside?
She saw them run to the rear, to climb in, to devour her
baby.
Her panic made her want to drive off, but they would chase
the heavy vehicle, and some would clamber inside.
She made an executive decision that only a mother can do.
She waited for a moment as they pushed against each other
and clawed to get back there, as she slid the transmission gear into reverse,
and held one foot on the brake pedal, and hovered the other over the
accelerator.
She held her breath, biting her lip, and she resisted the
urge to cry. It was too much. How could this be happening? Was this truly the end times?
Fuck all, she thought, if I just pushed my own dead body
over to get my own keys, then I am either losing my mind, or this is all too
real. Either way, we are all fucked.
Those bastards had killed her other daughter in that damned
house---
NO. (push this
thought away for now, just make it through this...)
She began to shake as she waited for two seconds that felt
like a pebble drifting downward in a far of honey. She pushed panic away. (For just a gawd dayamned minute or two, pleeeease)
And then a change in her occurred.
How dare they?
How the FUCK Dare They?
WHO THE FUCK DO THEY THINK THEY ARE?
She growled low and long. It came from her guts, and she did not even know that she was doing this.
She saw that they were en masse behind her, fighting to be
the first to climb inside.
She screamed, and it roared from the diaphragm of the large
man whose body she now inhabited.
She said, “FUCK YOU TO HELL.”
Emeralda stepped on the throttle. The tires squealed and the huge vehicle leaped
back in a burst of speed.
The thump of faces smacking the metal and the smack of heads
hitting the asphalt made her grin.
She kept going, feeling their bodies tumble under the
chassis in a dance with each other; a tango of bloody roses. The large vehicle hopped and bounced in angry
joy.
She skidded to a halt with bloody, wet tires, and she saw
them writhing in pain. It was a red salad of broken bodies trying to
untangle, to crawl back onto the lawn with smashed arms and legs.
She saw flattened faces with tire treads on them.
This made her smile even more.
Other people ran from across the street and dove at this
mess, and pulled flesh up to their mouths.
Emeralda said, “Huh. The end times have come. There is nothing left.”
Then she pushed the transmission into Drive and she ran over
the crowd of hungry Walk-In cannibals, and she drove off down the sunny lane.
+ + +
+ + + + +
+
Up on the north part of the ugly megatropolis of Fuckno,
where the air blew fresh and sweet, we damned punks rode in a huge white
utility truck, stolen from the electrical power company.
Indeed, only a couple of us had witnessed the army of blue
ghosts that stretched off in a line a mile wide.
Katheena had brought them to us. Glinty McFlintlock was their preacher, and
their savior. He revealed the door to
their salvation, but it was war that held the key.
After how they had each perished at the hands of them Purple
Robes a century ago, they were ready to make war. It was time for retribution.
Joey looked at me and said, “Weeeeeee-ill. You up for this shit?”
I said, “Joseph, I am up for this shit.”
---willies out.
In The Heat of the Moment
by Noel Gallagher
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
The Two Become One
Moonlight would be their
savior. Would they survive?
Moonlight by
Hanni El Khatib, a truly badass punk-rocking Bluesman.
We continue from here.
(Funny how a career, I
mean, real life gets in the way of the muse. Sorry about that,
muse. Many apologies to you, my friend, you magnificent Reader.)
Let’s go now.
The eyeless man died in
her hands.
It was more than she had
wished for him.
She’d intended to let
this bastard die alone, in pain, in misery, and then he would go away forever,
from this here mortal coil. He would be lost alone, floating in the black
emptiness of eternity, according to her teachings.
That, my friend, is
truly Hell. Lost alone, with the thoughts of what you have done.
Hopefully, you have done more of the good things and less of the bad
things. There are no virgins waiting for you there.
But his laughter at this
woman who was missing her daughter and wanting to find her,
Well,
this was too much for
her mother bear instinct.
She killed him because
of that.
But, further:
What had she done?
She had opened the door
for him to enter the plane of the eternals, the Walk-Ins.
In her anger, she had
allowed the bastard this opportunity to return to this earthly plane of
existence.
Why had she done this?
It didn’t occur to her
that in her new condition, she could do such a thing. If she put
some thought into it, she would realize that this eyeless, toothless man with
his head on backwards
…had turned her into a
Walk-In of the cannibal sort.
Anger.
Kill.
Mother Bear.
Emeralda turned the
man’s head around on his neck until the skin split and the tendons
showed. She let him drop to the bloody grass and…
then she heard her
little girl.
In the back of her mind,
she heard her daughter’s voice. It said, “Is this a dream? Is
this a game? I miss you! Why didn’t you come get me?”
She brushed the thought
away as she rounded the side of the house towards her vehicle.
“Mommy!”
It sounded like her
daughter had shouted right into her ear.
Indeed, she heard her
own daughter.
She rounded the corner
with her daughter screaming in her
ear. “Mommy! Mommy! Don’t leave me!”
And do you know,
It was her little girl.
Do not read
further.
Spoiler alert.
Yeah, don’t do it.
C’mon,
truly. I’m not going away. Just check out the next part
in the series that will be up this weekend, but not the spoiler below.
You summina bastidge
All righty
then. It’s all your own fault, gawd love ya
The mother had just
killed her own daughter.
It was no cause upon
this mother. She had busted out, escaped, and driven off to look for her
daughter, and she risked her own life.
Do you know, the new
daughter went into the body of the little baby, her own sister, to protect her,
to protect them both.
That is what a Walk-In
can do.
Of course, they were now
both cannibals, and could not talk.
Dude, you should not
have read this last part.
ARRRRRR!
---willies out.
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Friday, October 10, 2014
For You
I had an interesting discussion tonight with a fellow writer who had also run up against the ole brick wall. Odd that we haven't spoken with each other in a week or so. You see, while he has his own tales to tell, in his own writing style,
well,
he said that he appeared to be forcing the tale.
Now, it must be said that he also invests much brain work into each thing that he puts out.
He actually mentioned the word "emit" when he described it.
Ya know, like a fart.
After I laughed and he did after he smelled what he'd expelled, our communal discourse began to cover grounds that we had not before yet discovered.
Hell, it ranged from the idea of the muse, the subject of the subconscious and its function in our sleep: Dream State (and also lucid dreaming and how when one discovers that they are dreaming, that is when they awaken) and sleep paralysis and its own function in our brain's information processing,
and then on to particle theory and the recent discovery of a particle form another dimension from the Large Hadron Collider (yeah, old joke about misspelling that; we are juvenile in our enjoyment of writing)
And we came up with a final distillation, which I will share with you now, for what it's worth.
The reason that tales might sometimes be unsatisfactory
could be due to this consideration:
Consider your reader.
That might be it.
What does this mean?
Does it mean that we have to write toward a certain policy point? Are we searching for a large audience? Are we looking toward selling a million books? Are we in this to make large cash?
I will leave it up to you for your decision about that for yourself. You go and write however you will, for whatever your reason, and if you find that sort of thing to be your muse, then do what you will.
We did not worry about that in our discussion about the almighty muse (although we spoke at length about formulaic writing: such as romances with dirty parts in it, much as our grandmothers would subscribe to those little monthly books that spoke of
married doctors/ airplane pilots/ wealthy philanthropists
and the nurses/ airplane attendants/ Peace Corps volunteers who loved them)
no,
we spoke of the Muse.
Why do we write?
Well, it appears that our best friend, our Reader, our BFF
is You.
We decided that we must not pander to the prurient interests of the Reader for that sake alone.
Prurient is excellent, but it shouldn't be an ends to a mean.
We have to do two things, no matter if we write a comedy or a romance or a tragedy.
We have to give you closure, which is that point after the arc when you finally get to let your breath out and say, "Ahhhhhh."
Then your shoulders go down, you shake off the shivers, the tears, or the smile after it's all been settled.
And the second thing is:
We have to give you hope.
If you have followed this diatribe this far, then you know what such a thing means to us; we, as a collective.
We speak now not of formulae. Fuck hacks.
We speak of being true our human intent.
We survive as a species simply because we wish to connect to each other, to communicate our experience with each other,
in the hope we have (innate in our DNA)
that we can survive bad things, rise above the horror that others might do, and help each other find the way out of the darkness.
However this happens, no matter what we each may have done,
we must believe that there is a reason to hope.
Ya know.
---willies out.
.
well,
he said that he appeared to be forcing the tale.
Now, it must be said that he also invests much brain work into each thing that he puts out.
He actually mentioned the word "emit" when he described it.
Ya know, like a fart.
After I laughed and he did after he smelled what he'd expelled, our communal discourse began to cover grounds that we had not before yet discovered.
Hell, it ranged from the idea of the muse, the subject of the subconscious and its function in our sleep: Dream State (and also lucid dreaming and how when one discovers that they are dreaming, that is when they awaken) and sleep paralysis and its own function in our brain's information processing,
and then on to particle theory and the recent discovery of a particle form another dimension from the Large Hadron Collider (yeah, old joke about misspelling that; we are juvenile in our enjoyment of writing)
And we came up with a final distillation, which I will share with you now, for what it's worth.
The reason that tales might sometimes be unsatisfactory
could be due to this consideration:
Consider your reader.
That might be it.
What does this mean?
Does it mean that we have to write toward a certain policy point? Are we searching for a large audience? Are we looking toward selling a million books? Are we in this to make large cash?
I will leave it up to you for your decision about that for yourself. You go and write however you will, for whatever your reason, and if you find that sort of thing to be your muse, then do what you will.
We did not worry about that in our discussion about the almighty muse (although we spoke at length about formulaic writing: such as romances with dirty parts in it, much as our grandmothers would subscribe to those little monthly books that spoke of
married doctors/ airplane pilots/ wealthy philanthropists
and the nurses/ airplane attendants/ Peace Corps volunteers who loved them)
no,
we spoke of the Muse.
Why do we write?
Well, it appears that our best friend, our Reader, our BFF
is You.
We decided that we must not pander to the prurient interests of the Reader for that sake alone.
Prurient is excellent, but it shouldn't be an ends to a mean.
We have to do two things, no matter if we write a comedy or a romance or a tragedy.
We have to give you closure, which is that point after the arc when you finally get to let your breath out and say, "Ahhhhhh."
Then your shoulders go down, you shake off the shivers, the tears, or the smile after it's all been settled.
And the second thing is:
We have to give you hope.
If you have followed this diatribe this far, then you know what such a thing means to us; we, as a collective.
We speak now not of formulae. Fuck hacks.
We speak of being true our human intent.
We survive as a species simply because we wish to connect to each other, to communicate our experience with each other,
in the hope we have (innate in our DNA)
that we can survive bad things, rise above the horror that others might do, and help each other find the way out of the darkness.
However this happens, no matter what we each may have done,
we must believe that there is a reason to hope.
Ya know.
---willies out.
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
Oh Baby
Inside the house it was worse.
Her slippery man-shoes found no traction on
the piles of regurgitated muscle and offal as she tripped over femurs and
ulnae, so she slid her hands along the walls for balance.
The walls were wet and sticky.
Here, this song will help offset the depravity.
Middle Of Nowhere by
Hot Hot Heat
Emeralda felt her anxiety rise to the point of losing it all
as she searched each room of the house for her little girl. She stumbled back down the stairs from the
top floor, over meaty skulls and ribs and such.
She heard the broken man scream awake in the back yard and then he began
to laugh. He was delirious, of
course.
She called out to her daughter and then the broken, eyeless
man laughed louder and faster and in a higher pitch until he sounded like a
police siren. It frightened her and she
lost her traction and fell into a mess of vomitus and hair.
Fuck this, she thought, this is the end for him. She clawed her way over the jumble of bones
and soggy clothing all the way outside. She saw where she had left him. His back was broken up high, his arms were
loose from their shoulders, but still he laughed.
She heaved her heavy body from the stairs on the rear porch
and landed on his legs and they sounded like chalk sticks breaking. Of course, he felt no pain.
She twisted his body around even while she sat on his
legs. His breath began to hitch, for she
was twisting his spine all the way around, and it sounded like autumn leaves underfoot when his spine came apart.
She saw him panic, even in his eyeless, toothless visage,
for even in the last moments, the human DNA will cause us to strive to live, to
survive.
He stopped laughing.
Emeralda pulled his head up to her mouth and screamed into
his ear hole. She said, “Where is my
daughter?!”
He gasped, and then he began to laugh again.
Fuck you, she thought, as she bit into his ear with her teeth
and then ground them together, sideways.
He screamed again. “AGH!”
She pulled his ear away from his head and with it came the
ear canal and those tiny bones; the hammer and anvil and such, which fell
against her chin. It had an interesting
flavor. She found that she was unable to
control herself. She chewed the gristle and
the tiny bones and swallowed them.
She said, “Who are you?”
But he was too busy shuddering in pain to answer.
She remembered to not let him pass away at her hands, for he
would become a Walk-In lest she do this.
Yet, she swung his head all the way up so that he faced her,
and as he gurgled his last breath, she said, “I will know everything you know
now.” Then she twisted his head around a
few more times.
He went away.
She heard her baby crying in the vehicle at the front of the
house.
What had she done?
What had she become?
God Help You.
God Help Us All.
---willies out.
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