He had consistently disregarded the villagers' accounts of bhoot-prets as local folklore. To him, they were just stories to scare the gullible
I woke up with the taste of blood in my mouth
Mother woke before sunrise with the weight of the house pulling at her bones and moved against the cold floor, the chill biting at her ankles. In the corner hung the gutted rabbit, its blood pooling on the floor. Her fingers trembled, as she bathed herself in it, coating her skin red.
That night, the wind howled like the wolves as Shyam and Alameen rowed silently, their boat traversing through the misty air and the water rippling gently beneath them.
Raise no alarm, if on a night dimly lit,
Chaos. More chaos.
In a world spun from the threads of chaos, we are born into a tapestry of shadows. We are shimmering maidens in the night, nurturing within us a fire both subtle and strong. Yet, the air around us is heavy with whispers–danger and desire intertwined.
Stay in a group, never in alleyways
a man walks into a bar but he looks like a little boy
I skip talking to myself for hours / The “me time”, before going to bed
i quite like the smell of cloves, even more when they're burning/ turning charcoal in front of my eyes
Sweat beads upon my brow, my shirt begins to cling/ The vile monster's tendrils reach out, adhesive