Title: Without the Glass
Oct. 24th, 2015 01:35 pmWritten for
bleodswean's prompt-a-thon
Chairs. Empty chairs. They are more powerful than you would imagine.
The floor is not water. It’s dented glass. It’s a world seeped into the ground. A world steeped in faces upturned, peering at our empty chairs. Peering at our empty world, waiting.
You can’t dent glass. You say.
This is a different kind of glass, one that doesn’t crack or shatter. One that merely magnifies and refracts our world into something it isn’t. Upturned faces look into our lie.
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Chairs. Empty chairs. They are more powerful than you would imagine.
The floor is not water. It’s dented glass. It’s a world seeped into the ground. A world steeped in faces upturned, peering at our empty chairs. Peering at our empty world, waiting.
You can’t dent glass. You say.
This is a different kind of glass, one that doesn’t crack or shatter. One that merely magnifies and refracts our world into something it isn’t. Upturned faces look into our lie.
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