I dreamt of a room. With thick concrete walls, there were no windows nor doors.
The walls had a red tint to them and the more I tried to see their detail the more I wanted to forget.
They were pulsating in an uneven rhythm.
In the leftmost corner of this concrete prison was a man.
He sat upon a velvet-colored seat of leather.
This man wore a suit, but he had no face. The more I focused on his face the less I could see it.
He had his gaze not upon me but rather facing to the rightmost wall. And as I lay bound and awake in my dream.
His gaze turned towards me, and I woke up to the sound of tearing of flesh in my ears.
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