Random Clash Of Ideas

Heart blasted in my ears. My sisters snuffling cries, pierced through me. Her ragged breathing on edge. Her nails imprinted my hand. Whispers of motivation and love, constant now of the fear looming above us. Creaking head board shaking with the rhythm of our bodies. The unbearable shrieking of the mice as they wrestled in the attic above. Our trembling breaths mixed with stench of dried blood that had pooled the floor. The sound of the breeze crashing onto the skeleton trees. Our ears used to the silent roads. Struggling hoots of the suffering owls materialized in the air. The wooded panels of our lonely hallway creaked by his steps. Doors banged into the walls. This is the calling of our predator. Breaths hitched in our throats. Our terror mirrored in each others eyes. He struggles with the door and our silent prayers turn into loud pleas. Broken hinges clinked onto the floor, in a race away from what had displaced them. The door now torn from its place lay uselessly near where w...

Bright chandeliers lit up the room. The warmth at the town’s banquet hall mocked the roaring storm outside. The sound of rain was muted by the classical music played upon the speakers. My head leaned against the wall as I stared up at the stunning artwork on the ceiling, wondering where my friend, Gabe, was. He had gone to get our drinks for more than fifteen minutes now. Maybe, he had encountered his father, Mr. McCarthy, who might have taken him to meet some other guests at their party.  My mind spiraled through thoughts to why Gabe looked so upset for the past few days. His brows never got a break and started to crease his forehead. Maybe it was time for me to ask if everything was alright, but what was stopping me was the fear of knowing that Mr. McCarthy’s resentment against me was influencing my best friend. I was tuned out of my racing mind as I look down to see -limping towards me-Mr. McCarthy. He was wearing a plain white suit and his fa...