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-- Howard Phillips Lovecraft "Call of the Cthulthu"
The thoughts that torment me from time to time -- as the darkened images sit there
as vivid as a winter night. Knowing of that the horror is there watching me -- I sit
there alone in the darkness. In blackened dreams one sits in the alley, the thing
that keeps oneself warm is the heat coming from the generator behind the old, dark
mission. I am sitting there because I needed a place to think -- since the inside of
the place was too horrific to endure, I sit there thinking of creatures that would
walk that place -- inside of the crowed room and of the demons that would just
stand there looking at me because I was different than most of the homeless
individuals that would come in there. My demons drove me into there -- and my
fears are what driven me insane -- knowing the horror that goes on inside of the
place. The eyes of the people that were looking at me seemed to be as one
thousand rats walking around Lower Wacker Drive in Chicago. The thoughts that
would go thru my mind as I spoke to the pastor of the place were thoughts of
torment and of old nightmares that will not die.
All I could of done was pray because the type of people that were in there reminded me of the people that Terry wrote of in his letters -- some of them looked like convicts or gangbangers looking for a drug deal. As I stood outside of the chapel -- I choked on a smell that hung inside of the back of my lungs, this smell was a combination of human waste -- both liquid and solid with vomit mixed in there somewhere. Looking inside the chapel -- within the shunned mission, the nightmares where returning -- these nightmares were of my own death; the death that was a murder that should not be. The horror that stands there watching me -- a demon that is clad in a long black leather jacket with a the face hidden by a dark hood, grey baggy jeans and a pair of black FILA sneakers. Inside of the jacket -- he was dripping with silver and gold. Inside of his jacket -- he was carrying a huge pistol, this demon -- haunted me on the subway from time to time and on the station called Ravenswood. This demon appeared to be human, but had the eyes similar to a rodent; a rat in description. This supernatural creature was one that remained unspoken by those that lived there -- those that dwelled the streets below the Ravenswood. This journal that I kept many years -- spoke of things from a darkened origin, and of the letters which are the account of a person that I met there whom told me about the statue which was left behind in Cabrini Green, the statue left him homeless after they arrested him for the murder of a gang leader -- a crime which he didn't commit. The stranger told me his testamony how he came across this statue and its weird origins -- the story behind the jade idol that was found by a friend of his on a dig in the Middle East, this same statue was found by another almost 80 years ago. While in the shelter I saw him drawing this thing with the squid-like head and the bloated body -- the wings were that of a gargoyle. I looked in his eyes and the visions that he had were of a shared -- also very dark in their origin. He spoke of the horrors that were written on the internet about this thing -- and of the account that occurred in Dunwich that revolved around the cases of Black Magic and the occult -- knowing about the twins that were born to a unwed mother. He tried to tell the pastor in the mission but he wouldn't believe him -- they said that he was posscessed by the Devil and threw him out as they did myself for questioning their values on homelessness. They just called me the Devil's Advocate and called me an abomination because I thought this way. They looked at him as a madman as they did myself -- just that what we see in our visions are too terrifying to describe. As he shared why he was kicked out -- I told him about the nightmares that haunted me, his were similar in nature -- by also being horrific, the nightmares that the stranger spoke were of a demon as my own, but one that lived in the temple of R'ylh -- which was the origin of the forgotten city. Both nightmares tied together -- as horrifying as it sounds, this demon is a foot solder of the Great Old Ones. The street evangelist overheard our coversation and observed the strangers artwork -- found what he was saying utter blasphemy and the talk about the unknown to be an act of witchcraft. Looking from the darkness -- the demon was sitting there, the smell of human waste filled the cold night air. The spirit let loose a horrific scream which made the eyes of the preaher bleed -- making him not pray for his life, but for his death. As he was on the concrete -- bleeding, these were his last words.
To the children of God,
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