The CorridorA Poem by LovecraftWalking through a corridor and reliving your life.
An endless corridor of bleak gray walls, surrounded,
Stains and puddles of black and red, spattered about, The memories and experiences painted everywhere I trod. I walk quickly through, avoiding the faces on the walls, Weeping and crying out to me with their sullied impotence, Reaching out at me with their nonexistent hands and eyes. I begin to sprint wildly, evading the grasp of the Memories and Experiences which have informed my Life. The exit at the end is so close yet always far, A white light suffusing the door with a beauty. Finally I reach the door, grasping handle and swinging it open only to find myself once more at the very beginning. I scream in utter futility, knowing I can't reach the end. But still I traverse this dreaded corridor, Desiring some sort of way out, to somewhere, Some area in which I can completely forget. There is no way out, no exit sign...
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