The Song Of Death
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 7m
Ongoing, First published May 28, 2015
Screams; the song of death. Thats all I ever hear. Screams. I didn't know they were the song of death until I met someone who showed me how to live. Someone I loved.

People never understood me. Not even my parents. They all think I'm crazy.
"Dylan's so stupid, he'll lower the I.Q. of the whole country." 
"Look! I'm Dylan Callahan! I hear screaming in the air!" 
"Callahan should wear earmuffs. Maybe it'll stop all the screaming he hears." 
"Dylan Callahan. He may have a pretty face, but his brain is like poo."

Yeah. I've heard all this being said about me. But its ok. I'm used to it. If you've been hearing the same thing for 16 years, you're bound to get used to it. 

Screaming. Banging at my head. Clawing at my ears.

Screaming. Thats the only thing I can never get used to.
It happens every day, every night. 

That is, until I met the sunlight. The shining star: Sky Davis. My inspiration to overcome the screams, and find out what the hell their problem is.

To beat the song of death.
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