Tag Archives: death

The Children

Posted on March 9, 2017 by Helen

I’m frightened of the children. They say I have nothing to fear, they are only kids. Kids do silly things. They dress up, play havoc a bit. It’s just being young. That;s what they say,when they say anything about it … Continue reading →

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Assassin

Posted on February 9, 2017 by Helen

He was an assassin in his youth. A keen eye and a resolute constitution, paired with a distinct lack of empathy or morality, made him the perfect vessel for contract killing. It paid well and he saw no reason not … Continue reading →

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Lost Girl

Posted on February 2, 2017 by Helen

The forest swallows up The little lost girl Hungry for life To replenish its aching soil Parents will grieve The little lost girl Wandering the pathways Where her little feet have trod She’s just one of many The little lost … Continue reading →

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That Place

Posted on January 24, 2017 by Helen

We never go to that place. It is just on the outskirts of town, and was far grander in its day I’m told, but it has fallen to decay. “A castle in our little town!” some would say in wonder, … Continue reading →

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My Friend

Posted on January 10, 2017 by Helen

My friend I have been very studious. You think me but a child perhaps but I am older than old. I’ve been watching mommy and daddy at their work. They think I do not see, that I lie quiet in … Continue reading →

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Broken Chair (Horror Flash Fiction)

Posted on December 20, 2016 by Helen

A desolate house and a single broken child’s chair was all the police found upstairs. The house had been deserted, clearly, for many weeks. The man who lived here was long gone, and only these memories remained. Underneath the house, … Continue reading →

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My Dear – Horror Nursery Rhyme

Posted on December 6, 2016 by Helen

You are old my dear You are cold and drear To the devil your soul is sold it’s clear The clock will chime you’ll hear One more time this year Then be silent forevermore I fear (c) Helen M Valentina … Continue reading →

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Little Zombie Girl – Horror Nursery Rhymes

Posted on November 29, 2016 by Helen

Little zombie girl With you tongue unfurled Our survival hangs On your hunger pangs Little zombie child So debased and wild Hiding underneath With your grinding teeth Little zombie lost Such a dreadful cost Those that love the most Find … Continue reading →

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Flaming Tree

Posted on November 8, 2016 by Helen

At end of times The people come To see the flaming tree On porches dark Awash with blood They fall upon their knees And little hopes Are cut adrift By slow and harsh degrees The flaming tree Will burn the … Continue reading →

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Hungry Ghost (Horror Flash Fiction)

Posted on October 25, 2016 by Helen

She was a hungry ghost. One of the new ones that modern medicine so blindly made. Transplants after an untimely death, of vital organs still with a spark of life, seemed a blessing and little else. She’d signed the donor … Continue reading →

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