They come through the tunnels of Hell into the sunlight, wearing rusted armor astride horses of gore. Ancient swords hang at rotted hips and over decaying shoulders. Some carry morning stars, or battle axes upon which the blood of old wars has dried so hard it has bonded to the steel.
In dark madness they come, up fiery slopes of magma toward the snow-capped mountains of heaven. But the holy gates are shut against them and only earth is left to abide their time.
Unshriven. Unforgiven. No Heaven or Hell will have them.
Fortunately, they find that humans are both filling and taste great.
∼ Charles Gramlich
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and a good source of protein! Great story!
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A delightfully cheeky story.
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Thank you
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Loved it! You must subscribe to A Word A Day, right? “Shrive, shriven”? among this weeks words. YAY!
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One of those coincidences, actually. Been experiencing a bunch of those today
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