The story of us
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Last published Thu, Jul 2, 2015
You know those "things" that go "bump" in the night? Those things you were afraid of as a kid, and was convinced that every little sound was some kind of monster hiding somewhere in the never ending darkness of sunless night... Well...we're real, and living. We live amongst all you humans... but the one thing about all of you thats always baffled me is... why?Why is it, that your afraid of what you can't see... When what you should be afraid of might be your very own neighbor... Your friend... Your cousin... Your very own child...
...This is the story of my kind, the creatures you find so unbearably revolting... That you would burn us on stakes, stab us with sharpened sticks, shot us down like animals... This is the story of us....
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