The box, the door, the crumbling brick. It begged me to enter. The house looked mysterious, it looked as if no one has lived in it for several years. I wonder to myself if there is a series of doors behind it, or if there 's a secret world filled with different species of creatures. I slowly place my hand on the door knob and turn it, the door creaks open and it is pitch black. I walk slowly towards the middle of the black air. I run into the hard wall, but luckily enough, I hit the light switch on accident. I look around and there are a bunch of paintings on the wall of creatures I’ve never seen before. I smile and walk towards them and I read the stories underneath them. I go to every painting on every wall until I had read all of them. I was so fascinated …show more content…
I push it open and then I see and small human like creature with pointy ears. It looks at me for a second before running off into the distance. I squeeze through the tiny doorway, scraping my elbow while doing so. I get up and the ceiling is lower than the other room so I’m not standing up all the way. I walk down the dark hallway and try to find a light switch. I hear a noise behind me, I look back and then there is another noise in front of me, I turn back around and there are five little gremlins. I think back to the paintings, they are called Graylings, I start talking to them to see if they can talk, but they just run off. I run after them and I look back while running and there are 5 more of them behind me. I look back in front of me and the Graylings are gone, there a three doors, a red, a blue, and a black. I have to choose one of them, but which one do I choose. I just have to hope for the best, I walk towards the blue door and place my hand on the door knob. I turn the doorknob and I walk through the door and I fall into a dark
Secure Dwellings: Rejoicing in Hope Secure Dwellings continues to assist homeless children and their female caregivers throughout the state of Alabama and surrounding states. The program is currently serving 10 mothers and 22 children as of this board meeting date. I often wonder how they able to continue live with all of the unfortunate circumstances and experiences that have cause their lives to be in disarray, some situations due to poor choices and sometimes due to no fault of their own. The more I ponder that question the following scripture came to mind, “Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.”
You wait for hours. The room is dark with 2 windows one on the back wall and one on the left wall. Both windows are covered by an blind that is locked onto the window so you can’t pull it up. You decide to attempt to escape and so you start looking around to see if there is anything that you can use to get out. You remember that your pocket knife has a lock picker on it.
and it brought me to a apartment building’ its walls were cracked and there seemed to be no doors on their hinges, out of nowhere someone grabs me and I start to struggle to get loose but it 's to late they have knocked me out. I’ve woke up laying on a tattered up old looking bed, my feet were freezing
I am surrounded by darkness, confined in a paltry room its contents limited to a bed with a thin mattress and pillow. The air is dense and smells of blood. The brown walls smothered in writing reek of mulch. The only way to get in or out is through a small metal door that is locked from the outside. I feel like a caged animal, my every move being watched.
It was in the black room. The rooms represent a lifetime. The 1st room color is blue. Blue represents peace.
3. So I turned in the other direction and still softer and softer and softer. Then it hit me maybe the voices were coming from up but there is no sky, no up just colors, colors, colors. This place that he was trapped in, I was stuck in . There was no up or down and everywhere I walked it looked like I was walking in circles, circles, circles.
That night, there was a great roar of thunder. I woke up and went to check if everyone one was ok. I wasn’t the only one who heard the noise for the whole kingdom was up and frighten. I look up into the sky and saw the portal being opened. All of a sudden one by one monsters are leaping out trying to figure out how to get over the wall.
My house, the one with the brown shingles and the wood that needed so badly to be painted. The one where many people had been for party 's, the one where some people never returned from. When the quiet chime of the doorbell finally called out to me, my fear began to rise. This time, would they actually catch me? I wiped the fearful look off my face and put on my mask that I wore so well.
A human sized toy castle. I dashed around the store looking for any pillows and blankets to put in it. As I was fixing up my “room” i heard a sound. It sounded like something was calling my name. “Jennyyyyy, Jennyyy” it would say in a faint voice.
I walked out of the door into the long hallway and began to walk around the asylum. I saw a large window
A second step is heard. This one closer. The heart pumps in overdrive, bullets of sweat falling down the brow as the body locks up, like a gazelle that has seen the eyes of the panther about to pounce. Every muscle tenses up, as the steps come closer, now only a few feet from the white door at the corner of the room.
I mostly saw rectangles and squares that formed the building. I remember seeing the colors blue and grey all over the entrance. The only colorful areas of the entrance was the chalk wall and a sculpture of a nude lady. The entrance is the first stage where you prepare yourself to indulge in the artwork. There were several people drawing and writing on the chalk wall.
As I crossed that threshold, the point of no return, which was really just a door, I grew to be more and more scared. Eventually we came to the room. It was just as I had imagined. A blank, plain white room, illuminated by only one fluorescent light.
As I approach the house, I smell the old musty smell of the house. When I step on the front steps of the house, I hear a creak from underneath the floorboards. With every step, it seems like the creaking gets louder. I rap my hands around the dusty door handle and slowly pull open the unlocked door. The inside looks like what you’d expect.
I was about 10 years old when I went in my second haunted house ever in Dubuque, Iowa. It was a huge building made out of dark wood and metal. Although it’s appearance was scary, I wasn’t very scared because I went to one in Clear Lake, and I didn’t get scared at all. In fact, I felt brave because my 8 year-old brother, Zack, was scared and I wasn’t. Zack was taking it way too literally as he always did.