All of them had open mouths. Theirs was a perpetual screaming. They were dead and they knew it. In every raw fiber and evaporated organ they knew it. She stood listening to them scream. They say dogs hear sounds humans never hear, sounds so many decibels higher than normal hearing that they seem nonexistent. The corridor swarmed with screams. Screams poured from terror-yawned lips and dry tongues, screams you couldn't hear because they were so high.
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
The Next In Line
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mummies,
Ray Bradbury,
the next in line
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2 comments:
always one of my favorite stories.
Same here, one of my absolute favorite Badbury stories
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