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

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From the top of this mountain, The world is spread out before me like a beautiful picture puzzle, with every piece in place.

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He explained: "After the rulers had ruined the Earths' surface, they hid in cryogenic sleep-pods underground, waiting for things to become more hospitable topside."

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My whole short life I've been abandoned, abused, and unwanted, trapped in a dog eat dog existence of pain.

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I finish my last post, and I go back to the gasoline I'm splashing on the walls of this decrepit room, where I've spent way too much of my miserable life.

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Once again I'm awakened by the heavy thud overhead, followed by muttered curses.

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At the door of a bordello in Arles, I asked for the maid, who she gave me a puzzled look of recognition as I handed her the damp parcel, and mumbled: "This is for you."

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I felt it the moment I first looked into those gorgeous blue eyes, she was meant to be savored.

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Like many homeless men, street gangs have beaten me before, but through my swollen eyes, I see something different about this time.

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I was the last in the line, as I placed a flower on the still, dead body before it faced the liberation of oblivion.

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"No, I haven't seen this boy anywhere, officer, sorry!" the polite man told the policeman.

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From the top of this mountain, The world is spread out before me like a beautiful picture puzzle, with every piece in place.	28
He explained: "After the rulers had ruined the Earths' surface, they hid in cryogenic sleep-pods underground, waiting for things to become more hospitable topside."	27
My whole short life I've been abandoned, abused, and unwanted, trapped in a dog eat dog existence of pain.	27
I finish my last post, and I go back to the gasoline I'm splashing on the walls of this decrepit room, where I've spent way too much of my miserable life.	27
Once again I'm awakened by the heavy thud overhead, followed by muttered curses.	26
At the door of a bordello in Arles, I asked for the maid, who she gave me a puzzled look of recognition as I handed her the damp parcel, and mumbled: "This is for you."	26
I felt it the moment I first looked into those gorgeous blue eyes, she was meant to be savored.	24
Like many homeless men, street gangs have beaten me before, but through my swollen eyes, I see something different about this time.	24
I was the last in the line, as I placed a flower on the still, dead body before it faced the liberation of oblivion.	24
"No, I haven't seen this boy anywhere, officer, sorry!" the polite man told the policeman.	23