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Deathly Music

Sep 22, 2025
2 min read
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  • There are a few things that help me feel better. One of them is music, but sometimes it can backfire. I could hear a radio playing as I slowly woke up. I was alone in a colorful room covered in tapestries. I looked for the radio, but I could only find speakers. I got dressed; there was an endless amount of clothes around the room.

  • I followed the cables down a beautiful spiral staircase. At the ground level, vines and plants have taken over the walls. At the end of the hallway, I could see that a light was on. The music was echoing louder from the hallway, so I was taking careful steps. I am not sure who will be at the end of the hallway. Once I turned the corner, I saw no one there.

  • The radio was not on full blast, just sitting in front of a PA microphone. That’s how I was able to hear it in the speakers upstairs. I can’t find the off switch to the radio. There was a locked door behind the radio, so I picked at the lock with a hairpin I found. Once I got it open, it made the loudest creaking sound I have ever heard. I had to search the walls for a light switch, but I did find one.

  • A grand piano made out of bodies, how creative. So I closed the door, and I thought it was safer to leave the light on. Just in case that thing has all the souls it took to make it. I will admit that I understand the darker side of humanity, but I don’t agree with it, and I don’t follow it. Since this was the only door, I headed back upstairs. There were windows, but they didn’t open as if they were glued shut.

  • The music changed from calm and peaceful to joyful. This scared the living shit out of me, because that means the piano knows I’m here. It knows that I left the lights on when I found it. So I hide under the bed, on the underside of the frame. If I lie on the ground, I will be easy to find, but the underside is hard to look at. The music wasn’t getting louder, but I knew at any second that door would fly open.

  • The widows were shattered, throwing glass everywhere. Then, like I predicted, the door swung open and the piano slowly entered the room. I was prepared for anything, like getting stabbed or tossed. So I shut my eyes tightly, praying that I would leave this dream. I opened one eye to see if my wish came true. I was back in reality, and I could exhale without worry.

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