The floors here are disastrous tornado wreckage tidal waves retreated leaving indiscernible trauma old lives told like nightmares with baubles and fabric. Wires could pass as wigs regurgitated spaghetti A discarded blue dress may as well be buried tile sequins and seaweed a three-day old corpse; any of those things.
Something has changed the sounds out here. They phase out and then reappear like vagabonds in the frontier.
Breath itself, a labored chore an anchor pulled across the sea floor not wanting to move anymore though unable to interfere
Wayward eyes will find no relief lost amongst the constant mischief the world apt to abuse belief real and absurd defined ‘unclear.’
The smell of the place reaches deep like a fog over the throat that creeps finding fetid remains to reap the scent of one’s end always near.
You can feel the hostility hidden like electricity, tangible curiosity, tamed only when engineered
Senses reel back from the attack all becoming abstracts or black flesh hacked away by well-aimed flack the mind, a shattered chandelier.
Darkness then takes you by the hand drags you out before that big band desperate teeth pushing words through wasteland “There is nothing for us to fear!”
The pilot light defies the dark a flickering of potential this is every Tuesday now.
What was at one time once a month then every few weeks has become common place somehow
Though the basement is an abandoned place left to the wires, pipes and tubes of all the hidden movements in the house this quiet void is the most ambitious.