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The mythicalness of this wonderful dress

  • The mythicalness of this wonderful dress I found just made my day. Who could have left it for me, just lying there on my bed? I don't live with anyone so who could it be? I wonder

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  • Was it flammable or could it be washed easily?

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  • WWHHHHHOOOOOMPH! There was little anyone could do, let alone answer that final question. At first, shocked silence. Then: "Marshmallows, anyone?"

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  • No one like that shit. No one replied. Silenece again seemed unbreakable.

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  • The silent rule was that no one should joke during the apocalypse, especially about a death. Everyone glared at the man who'd spoken. He said nervously, "W-what's up, g-guys?"

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  • "Oh not a thing, except that guys head just exploded. YOU goddamned animal!" He looked at his feet and held his hands nervously. "S-sorry... I ca..." She waggled her finger at him

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  • "You can never replace an exploded head," she chided. He cried, " I was only having fun." Zombie kids are so unpredictable," she drug me off to the corner. "Stay there 'til you

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  • learn how to treat dead people with more respect." I frowned at the corner's walls, but was secretly glad that I wasn't cleaning up the bloody mess. I could hear her mopping and

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  • crunching on Doritos. Once again, I opened the door to reprimand the coroner. "For the last time," I shouted, "stop eating over the bodies!"

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  • Years passed; I took a Government job; married a Senator’s daughter; who birthed 18 kids. At the coroner’s funeral, when I gazed at him in the casket, all I could see was...crumbs.

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3 Comments

  1. Magic Mar 06 2017 @ 00:28

    Oops, it was "corner" not "coroner", haha!

  2. Woab Mar 06 2017 @ 10:04

    ...and yet somehow it still works.

  3. Rebbie Mar 06 2017 @ 12:46

    That error was perfect! *Thumbs up*

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