/u/JGWillikers's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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6 days after my house burned down, black smoke continued to slither out of the chimneystack.

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I cut my hand deep on the razor wire, as I tried to escape.

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I had a dream that I wrap my hands around the devil's throat and as his flesh burned mine, my palms melted against him.

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I followed the candy-filled eggs from my room...

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I was shocked, to say the least, to find a multitude of dead, mutilated animals in my new basement.

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I feel like I could just lay here forever!

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After a long night out, I watched the sun peek out at me over the city's horizon.

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I reached into the bottom of the cereal box for my prize.

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After I had finished dinner with my guests, I showed them out, bidding a warm departure.

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I sat quietly, tranquilly, inside my wife's mausoleum, only taking the heavy-burdened breaths of mourning.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
6 days after my house burned down, black smoke continued to slither out of the chimneystack.	10
I cut my hand deep on the razor wire, as I tried to escape.	10
I had a dream that I wrap my hands around the devil's throat and as his flesh burned mine, my palms melted against him.	10
I followed the candy-filled eggs from my room...	10
I was shocked, to say the least, to find a multitude of dead, mutilated animals in my new basement.	10
I feel like I could just lay here forever!	10
After a long night out, I watched the sun peek out at me over the city's horizon.	9
I reached into the bottom of the cereal box for my prize.	9
After I had finished dinner with my guests, I showed them out, bidding a warm departure.	9
I sat quietly, tranquilly, inside my wife's mausoleum, only taking the heavy-burdened breaths of mourning.	9