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

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The little girl in the red jacket stared with disbelief at the wolf in her grandmother's bed.

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I hear that filthy thing scrabbling obscenely up the stairs on it's chitinous legs, looking for meat, the thing that devoured my family.

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I remember the explosion; The shell hit my platoon and I opened my eyes to see a headless body somersaulting through the air, thinking:...

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My father never seemed to mind endlessly repairing the walls in our basement when I was growing up, "This house has good bones!" he'd say.

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First one Salvation Army bell ringer, and then another emptied out the donations.

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I've lived from the age of gallant carriages to trains, automobiles,airplanes, and rockets and now the age of interstellar travel.

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Last nights' impromptu street art exibit was my best yet, judging by the news this morning!

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I look at her horrified face; it's melting, and I can only assume mine is too, like the sky and everything all around us.

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When I finally told my daddy I'd gotten pregnant, I cringed as he twisted the coat-hanger, expecting another bloody whipping.

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I was the most wicked of the fallen; Heaven devised the cruelest of fates for me.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The little girl in the red jacket stared with disbelief at the wolf in her grandmother's bed.	72
I hear that filthy thing scrabbling obscenely up the stairs on it's chitinous legs, looking for meat, the thing that devoured my family.	70
I remember the explosion; The shell hit my platoon and I opened my eyes to see a headless body somersaulting through the air, thinking:...	70
My father never seemed to mind endlessly repairing the walls in our basement when I was growing up, "This house has good bones!" he'd say.	69
First one Salvation Army bell ringer, and then another emptied out the donations.	69
I've lived from the age of gallant carriages to trains, automobiles,airplanes, and rockets and now the age of interstellar travel.	69
Last nights' impromptu street art exibit was my best yet, judging by the news this morning!	68
I look at her horrified face; it's melting, and I can only assume mine is too, like the sky and everything all around us.	67
When I finally told my daddy I'd gotten pregnant, I cringed as he twisted the coat-hanger, expecting another bloody whipping.	66
I was the most wicked of the fallen; Heaven devised the cruelest of fates for me.	66