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Tag Archives: slaughter
Valhalla
Slothing through the field, our swords meet, I stab the guy, his buddy eyes me, but it’s like, “Why?”, you know? Whatever, he’s dead. I don’t care. I doubt he does either. It’s like, yeah I get it we’re at … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Fiction
Tagged A Saga of Sorts, battle, comrades, Egil, hel, mead, one death is as good as another, ragnarok, slaughter, swords, tit for tat, valhalla, vikings, war
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Bodies
Dead men. Dozens of the them litter the street, eyes hollow like the blackened core of rotten trees. Some still twitch others, fester quietly in the wet chaos of the road, oblivious to the mounds of traffic racing past them … Continue reading
Dominance and Dominion
And so the carnival rang and marched forever into the distance. A chorus of buckshot, flies buzzing over rotten flesh. A mountain of skulls ghostly voids proudly marking the trail of their crossing. Fed fat on blood and excess they sing, sing, singing … Continue reading
Posted in Nonfiction, Something Else
Tagged american history, bison, carnival of skulls, slaughter, western
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