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Friday, May 31, 2013
Hell In The Shadows
In
The Demon's Head #119: Hell In The Shadows
May
31, 2013
Hello everyone, it's finally Friday. I know most
people worked a 4-day week, but you can't deny that you were looking forward to
the weekend. My week has found itself slightly uneventful. I did however,
finish the edits on "Rock The Cradle" and it's been sent off to my
editor. I'll likely start writing the next two volumes of the
"Blackout" series next week. If you haven't picked up your copies of
the first two you can do that on Smashwords, or get them both in one book on
Amazon. Let's take a look at today's picture:
Hell
In The Shadows
The
music started loud,
And
got louder still,
Only
5 minutes in,
The
lights,
Disoriented
us,
Damn
near drove us mad,
Then
it happened,
He
came into the crowd,
"Surprise
Mother Fuckers!"
And
he threw two canisters,
Directly
into the crowd,
Everyone
thought it was part of the show,
But
in my head,
I
knew better,
But
my body couldn't move,
It
was almost as if fear,
Or
suspense,
Paralyzed
me,
I
felt every fiber of my body tickle,
Everything
slowed down,
I
watched the first canister,
Explode
into the air,
It
shot metal in all directions,
And
I dropped,
Only
managing to be missed,
By
inches,
Others
around me,
Weren't
so lucky,
They
found themselves impaled,
With
the metal,
And
they fell,
Almost
as if on top of each other,
In
a loving embrace,
Between
them,
I
watched the second canister explode,
This
one shot gas into the air,
It
floated to the ceiling,
And
spread,
Before
finally falling,
And
immediately,
The
crowd,
Myself
included,
Began
to cough,
Soon
there was vomit,
And
some of those closest to me,
Began
to vomit blood,
I
felt my lungs,
Trying
hard to work,
But
they were fighting with themselves,
Attempting
to shut down,
My
vision was blacking out,
As
I heard footsteps,
A
man walked into the center,
Wearing
a mask,
He
took one hand,
Pulled
it off,
And
stared around at his work,
With
a wicked smile,
He
took his other hand,
And
pulled a gun out of his waist band,
And
in a blink,
His
brains were sprayed across the floor,
And
as my breath continued to flee,
I watched him,
I watched him,
Hit
in the floor in a mess,
And
in that moment,
A
thought became crystal clear to me,
All
of us,
Weren't
the center point of this,
Instead,
The
man in the mask,
Did
all he could,
For
his 15 minutes of fame,
The
news had taught him murder was his ticket to the top,
And
he took the advice,
Of
those in the twisted media,
About
The Piece
This
piece was ripped straight out of the headlines. The fact is, our media portrays
killers in a light that they shouldn't. I'm not going to harp on the way things
are done, I'll let the piece speak for itself. But the Hell from the Shadows is
a reality that is all too common, and no longer keeps itself in our nightmares.
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can connect with me on the following networks:
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can also subscribe to my personal mailing list. To do so, fill out the form at
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Until
the next time you want to take a trip through the gates of hell and into the
demon's head, I'm Kyle Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Fire In The Sky
In
The Demon's Head #118: The Fire In The Sky
May
29, 2013
Hello everyone. In case you're wondering, this is
the first post this week. I took Monday off in honor of Memorial Day. I'm back
today though with a new picture, and a new piece. If you haven't done so yet,
you can pick up "Six Feet Under" from both Smashwords, and Amazon.
Let's check out today's picture.
The
Fire In The Sky
It
pulled toward Earth,
Faster
than originally planned,
They
watched,
And
braced themselves,
For
impact,
And
when it did,
The
world as we knew it,
Was
destroyed,
Replaced,
By
a wasteland,
That
was barely inhabitable,
Animals,
Died
out,
Almost
as fast people,
Leaving
behind,
Only
those,
That
managed to salvage,
And
survive,
People,
Turned
on each other,
And
death ran rampant,
Eventually,
Order
was restored,
A
unified government,
Was
founded,
And
We served as one,
Under
one,
War
became an afterthought,
There
weren't enough left for that,
And
We as a people,
Prospered,
Mankind
survived,
And
became better,
Fuller,
Whole,
After
the tragic events of that day,
The
future seems bright,
For
Earth,
And
for her people,
About
This Piece
I
wanted this piece to turn out almost like it did. It was, in essence, a history
of what could happen to earth. I loved the idea that I started with, but as I
reached the end, I wasn't sure how to put an end to it. I think that may be
slightly apparent here, but if not then I did a good job. In the end this may
be a subject that I visit in the future. You never know what could come next.
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can connect with me on the following networks:
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can also sign up for my personal mailing list, get the free piece
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Finally, you can donate using the paypal button at the top of the blog.
Until
the next time you want to take a trip through the gates of hell, I'm Kyle
Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
Friday, May 24, 2013
Deal Me In
In
The Demon's Head #117: Deal Me In
May
24, 2013
It's finally Friday. I'd like to take a moment and
say a special hello and good luck to my Fiancée Liz Butler as she begins a new
venture coming weekend. I'm very excited, and I feel that she'll do well. Second,
if you haven't picked up a copy of "Six Feet Under" yet you can do
that either at Smashwords or get the Dual pack of "Life After Dark"
and "Six Feet Under" at Amazon for the first time, both are only
$.99. As far as promotion goes, that's all I've got. I'd like to say thanks to
everyone who reads this blog regularly. Let's take a look at today's picture:
Deal
Me In
We're
still not sure how it started,
We
were playing cards,
And
out of nowhere,
A
sound came from the back,
Like
an explosion,
We
thought that it was just something,
On
the street,
But
then,
The
fire began to engulf the entire building,
At
a rapid pace,
The
doors were blocked,
And
the windows,
Locked,
We
couldn't get out,
The
fire burned slowly,
But
spread,
It
kept us all in,
Then
there was another explosion,
This
time,
It
came from the kitchen,
We
felt the building start to shake,
And
finally it came down,
Everything
was black
****
I
came to,
The
sunlight outside,
And
the fresh air was nice,
I
looked around,
And
there was Paul,
Tim,
and James,
They
were sitting at the table,
I
walked over,
"What
the hell happened?"
I
looked down,
And
realized the cards,
They
were playing with,
Were
completely charred,
Leaving
the numbers,
And
suits,
Barely
visible,
I
sat down,
And
looked around,
All
of their faces,
Were
melted,
They
seemed to be missing the entire side,
I
could see eye sockets,
And
in Paul's case,
There
was a piece of his brain,
Almost
as if left there by accident,
Lodged
in the side of his cheek,
"Are
you in?" James asked.
"What
happened?" I asked again,
"The
bar caught fire,
And
collapsed,
They
cleaned it all up,
But
we're still here,
You
took the longest to come to,
We've
already played 3 hands,
So
are you in?"
I
looked around,
And
for the first time I noticed,
People
walking by,
And
not giving us a second glance,
I
looked back,
Thought
about everything that could come,
And
took a deep breath,
"Yeah,
Deal
me In."
About
the Piece
"Deal
Me In" was an idea that came as soon as I saw the picture. I kind of got
my inspiration from a short story that I read of Stephen Kings' some years ago.
All in all I have to say that these three pieces may be some of my favorites
that I've ever done. I have to say thanks to everyone whose read them and
enjoyed them. I'd also like to take a moment and dedicate this piece to my
brand new Nephew, Logan Hoss, who was born this morning.
You
can connect with me on the following networks:
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can sign up for my personal mailing list, to do that, fill the form at the top
right hand corner. Second, you can sign up specifically for the blog, to do
that put your email address in the second block in order to get the blog post
sent directly to you. Finally, you can donate to the blog by using the paypal
button at the top of the blog.
Until
the next time you want to take a trip, through the gates of hell and into the
demon's head, I'm Kyle Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Dream Catcher
In
The Demon's Head #116: Dream catcher
May
22, 2013
Hello everyone, It's now Wednesday. Normally,
Wednesday wouldn't mark a huge day in the week, other than it telling it that
we're closer to Friday. Today, however, that's not the case. Today means that we
are one day removed from the release of "Six Feet Under" If you
haven't picked it up yet, you can do on Smashwords, and you can get "Six Feet Under" and "Life After Dark" both in a
dual pack on Amazon. Both are only $.99. That's enough of the shameless
self-promotion Let's take a look at today's
picture.
Dream
catcher
It
hangs by the head of my bed,
Protecting
me,
At
least that's what they say,
But
in reality,
What
it's doing,
Is
nothing at all,
They
said that it would protect my dreams,
And
leave the nightmares,
But
in fact,
The
nightmares,
Are
the only thing that seem,
To
slip through the crack,
Lately,
That's
all I seem to get,
Is
nightmares,
Every
night,
They
come to me,
Different,
But
same in their own sick way,
Clowns,
Spiders,
Snakes,
Death,
All
massive,
All
hunting me,
Chasing
me thorough the forest,
And
every time,
I
wake up,
As
I reach the cliff,
Overhanging
the water,
Every
day,
It's
exactly the same,
When
I wake up,
I
look at the catcher on the wall,
And
here lately,
I've noticed blood,
I've noticed blood,
Lots
of blood,
Just
caked to the outside,
I
wash it,
Though
I don't know why I owe it anything,
I
think that I want to believe,
That
things will be different,
If
I'm nice,
But
I know better,
I'll
hang it up just one more time,
See
if maybe I can get lucky
****
Weeks
have passed,
And
my nightmares have gotten worse,
There
is also more blood,
So
much more blood,
Leaking
off the walls,
Almost
as if,
Creeping
closer,
Closer
to me,
I'm
afraid of what may happen,
When
it finally reaches me,
I
could move,
But
in my gut,
I know that won't help,
I know that won't help,
I
don't know how,
Or
why I know that,
But
I do,
I
just wish I knew,
What
it wanted,
I
try to scrub away the blood,
So
they don't see,
But
it's almost becoming impossible,
I'm
losing my hope,
And
will,
To
care,
Maybe
tonight will be the night,
The
nightmares Take me,
****
This
forest,
It's
all too familiar,
I'm
running,
Chased
by everything,
That
I fear,
I
run,
Dodging
the trees,
Almost
now,
Out
of memory,
I
can't do anything about it,
I
run,
And
run,
I
know it's coming,
Almost
counting the steps til it does,
This
time,
Almost
as if not thinking,
I
don't stop,
Instead
I run,
Jump
into the waterfall,
And
take a breath as I hit the water,
And
the world goes dark,
****
We
found him this morning,
He
was in bed,
The
walls were a blood red,
Almost
inviting in a way,
The
dreamcatcher,
That
our dad gave him,
Before
he died,
Was
tethered,
And
tangled,
And
caked in blood,
He
was covered in blood,
Head
to toe,
Almost
as if he'd bathed in it,
And
the dreamcatcher,
When
they took it down,
Had
its loom twisted,
Almost
into the shape,
Of
a sinister smile,
About
The Piece
"Dream
Catchers" was literally out of nowhere. In fact it's one of those pieces
that I absolutely love because it comes out of nowhere. I write it, and it just
happens. Those are the fun pieces that you write as an artist and I think that
it showed with this piece. I hope you guys enjoy, and I'd love a share of the
post.
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Until
the next time you want to take a trip through the gates of hell, and into the
demon's head, I'm Kyle Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
Monday, May 20, 2013
The Street Lamp
In
The Demon's Head #115: The Street Lamp
May
20, 2013
Monday is upon us once again. I'd like to blame
Monday for all the problems that everyone seems to find, but the fact is, it's
not Monday's fault. If we got rid of Monday, then Tuesday would be the bitch. I
could go on all day, talking about how much we hate the work week but there's
no point. Instead of bitching, let's share a piece of writing to intrigue your
brain. Let's take a look at the picture:
The
Street Lamp
In
sat in the middle of town,
All
alone,
Almost
inviting,
Asking
for someone to come along,
The
light,
Lit
up only a small area,
But
that lamp,
Seems
like it's glow,
Is
inviting me in,
But
the lamp,
Is
forbidden,
The
town,
Looks
at the lamp,
Like
an omen,
But
I'm not sure,
What
to think,
The
lamp,
Seems
to welcome those,
From
out of nowhere,
They
show up under the lamp,
And
then leave town,
The
lamp,
Is
almost like a beacon,
For
those,
That
are different,
Different
how,
I'm
not sure,
But
they all seem,
Like
they could,
Walk
through doors,
It
was almost,
As
if you could see through them,
They
never made noise,
And
they just seemed to come out of thin air,
I've
questioned the origin of this lamp,
But
no one seems to know,
The
birds sit up-top of the lamp,
And
peer down,
I
think the birds,
Call
to those,
On
the other side,
I
can't understand the light,
But
I want to walk,
Through
the light,
To
see what the light does,
And
where it goes,
Consider
this note,
My
last note,
Before
I take that walk,
If
this lamp,
Takes
me away,
I'll
never return,
I
can only hope,
To
those who love me,
I'd
like to say I love you to,
And
what could possibly be,
My
goodbye,
About
The Piece
This
piece was kind of strange. I wasn't 100% sure where I wanted to go but I
enjoyed this piece and it is a bit of a strange piece. I hope you guys like it.
You
can connect with me on the following networks:
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can also sign up for my mailing list by filling out the form in the upper right
hand corner. You can sign up for the blog by putting your email address in the
bar at the right. Third, you can donate using the Paypal button at the top of
the blog. Finally, tonight at midnight marks the release of "Six Feet Under" the second story in the Blackout Series. It will be available on Smashwords, and for the first time, on Amazon. So be ready to pick up a copy.
Until
the next time you want to take a trip through the gates of hell, and into the
demon's head, I'm Kyle Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
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