Johnny-luvas-club

AA T     I opened my eyes to see nothing but darkness. Not a person, not a sound. No. I heard something. The thump of a heart beat. Its beat was slow and steady.  I felt a drop on my face, then rain started to pour from above. It seemed that when the drops hit the ground, I found myself in a dark street. The street lamp's flame flickered. I could hear nothing but the rain drops on the ground, not even the footsteps as I walked or breath that I took, and the heart beat still. Lightning lit the street with silence, and a roar of thunder sounded. Another bolt of lightning lit the street, revealing a figure in the shadows. The heart beat began t

The tears of the barber hit the floor in the puddle that had already been made by his wife. Precious rubies underneath them. "There was a barber and his wife...and she was beautiful," he sang, "A foolish barber and his wife. She was his reason and his life! And she was beautiful, and she was virtuous. And he was...." his muffled voice echoed in the dark cold basement. Just as had the burning scream of yet another loved one, he came to realize. "Nothin's gonna harm you, not while I'm around..." those words repeated in the boy's head, over and over, as he picked up the bloody razor. The blood of the barber's wife. "TOBY!!!!!!" Antony screamed

I rod in the carriage, bumpy from the cobble stone road, My mind seemed to race from one thing to another, switching from the deaths I have witnessed to the croak of that toad. I couldn't seem to grasp onto the idea of such a terrible tale, Nothing like this had happened in New York, But now it just made my face turn pale. "We've had murders in New York without the benefit of ghouls and goblins…" I had said, "You are a long way from New York, Constable," he said in reply, which to that I only nodded my head. Ridding on that lazy horse one night, the towns people gave me such a terrible fright. But not until I really met 'him' di