The flight of stairs lead him to the bolted room, the lock rusted with time. With a smart turn of the keys, the door widened, opening a darkness that smelt of memories, sweet and pungent.
Jacob lazily walked towards the wooden casket, and with the power that resided in his bulging biceps, removed the lid on the top.
Her body lay there, barren of soul, eyes protruding in fear of the blood sucking creature that trapped her in a world, that rotated between the fake realities of life and death.
He let out a devilish laugh, and pulled her lifeless form out of the casket.
This Five Sentence Micro-Fiction is shared with Five Sentence Fiction - Flight.
Jacob lazily walked towards the wooden casket, and with the power that resided in his bulging biceps, removed the lid on the top.
Her body lay there, barren of soul, eyes protruding in fear of the blood sucking creature that trapped her in a world, that rotated between the fake realities of life and death.
He let out a devilish laugh, and pulled her lifeless form out of the casket.
This Five Sentence Micro-Fiction is shared with Five Sentence Fiction - Flight.
Scary!
ReplyDeleteYou make me think of a horror movie. That devilish laughter...aarghh! So eerie!
ReplyDeleteYeah scary it can be :-)
DeleteQuite a creepy read...vivid and scary!
ReplyDeleteGives a scary experience... I hope you will share your writing here too... As a start of "IndiBlosp". I'm hosting a contest on 55 Fiction. It would be very Interesting. I'll be very happy if you share your writing in this contest "55 Fictionist Contest" you can share it to your friends and fellow bloggers... take care...
ReplyDeleteWow ... I would love to :-)
DeleteFrightening and unique take on this prompt!
ReplyDeleteI remember looking at my dead baby for the very last time before she was cremated ... I cracked up laughing ... terrible thing to say ... then I sat there ... just sat there ... don't know where ...but I remember rocking back and forth ... which took the pain away ... as long as was rocking, I was okay ... I still rock like that to this day ...
ReplyDeleteWe can never challenge fate ... sometimes, acceptance is the best solution !!!
DeleteOh my, scary and devilish post Amrit..
ReplyDeleteDramatic. Incites me to participate
ReplyDeleteI would love to read your work :-)
DeleteLovel descriptions in that first sentence - very evocative.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot :-)
DeleteGoosebumps creeping in my skin ! Nice one Amrit ...
ReplyDeleteAmrit, your work is always admirable .. to the point and crisp .. should I say in my words of literacy ! Loved it !
ReplyDeleteI am sorry if I have missed few of your previous posts - i was not keeping well last week .. and I hope not missed much :)
You didn't miss much ... my writing has been infrequent of late as I moved to a new place and thus busy with other stuffs :-(
DeleteThe words are tight packed and yet it is lucid and vivid :) Good writing :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Nasnin :-)
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