In
The Demon’s Head #103: The Booth
April
22, 2013
Hello
everyone and happy Monday. I wanted to welcome those that are new to the party
and say hello. To those that are returning I want to say thanks for coming
along for the ride all this time. The reason that I bring this up is because I
noticed that I’ve been getting something like an average of 40-50 Page views a
day. That’s a massive surprise and a good jump up from what it used to be. I
want to say thanks to everyone who reads this and I ask that you help me spread
the word. With your help we can double, or even triple that number. Let’s take
a look at the picture kicking off this week.
The
Booth
It
looked so normal against the backdrop,
Of
the bustling city,
But
when I stepped inside,
My
entire world changed,
What
they thought was an ordinary telephone booth,
Turned
out to be a chance,
To
jump,
In
time,
I
had no control of where it went,
But
I found myself spun,
Out
of control,
Until
coming to a stop,
On
a city street,
That
looked a lot like the one,
I
left behind,
Only
this time,
Cars
were dead on the sides of the road,
The
bridges were crumbling,
And
the world as a whole,
Was
a dark shade of brown,
I
could smell the death in the air,
And
the sorrow in the skies,
What
had happened here,
I
walked slowly,
Looking
for something,
That
could tell me anything,
Or
someone,
Who
knew,
And
that’s when I found the wall,
Written
across the top,
“Lost
In the End”
2077,
The
wall was populated with names,
Of
those that died,
It
was then that I realized,
That
the world,
Had
come and gone,
In
the flash of light,
There
may be some survivors remaining,
But
they were likely,
Few
and far between,
I
went back to the booth,
Only
hoping that closing that door a second time,
Would
send me back to my own time,
I
held my breath,
And
pulled,
As
the world once again spun,
Around
and Around,
Finally
I touched down,
This
time the city that I had left,
In
2013 was here,
Everyone
going about their lives,
I
couldn’t help but to believe,
That
some of them would change their ways,
If
they had seen what I had,
In
the future
About
The Piece
Some
of these pictures are hard to find a story with. Others, much like this one,
are simple. They’re stories seem to scream at me more then I find them. I was
very pleased with how this piece turned out and I can only hope that the
remaining pictures scream at me this way all week. Feel free to share your
feedback or comments in the comments section.
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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.
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