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Digital Art made by me   In the basement of the lab, glass cylinders lined up in endless rows, bubbling with murky amniotic fluid. Inside, humanoid forms floated in a state of eternal gestation, connected

Source   The sand became murky water swallowing me in a whirlpool. I could see the sunset from below, its orange hues reflected on the surface. Dad was still sitting on the beach, impassive. I screamed

Source   Sitting by the river, his mind was a whirlwind of gaps and fuzzy memories. At times he felt like an old man, at others like a young man incapable of understanding the world. He had lived fully,

Source   Immersed in the captivating image of his wallpaper, his senses began to merge into a single sensory stream. Suddenly, the smells became solid and he could touch the pungent stench of decay wafting

Source   The Earth sobbed in silence, its soul grieving for the suffering inflicted by those to whom it had given life. It turned to the Sun, seeking solace, voicing its grievances for the pain of its

Source   The letter lay on the desk, crumpled and stained with dried tears. I could still smell the citrus perfume she used to wear permeating the heartbreaking words. I read it one more time, hoping to

Source   Every day was a never-ending torture. The beatings, the insults, the humiliations. Everything went on and on in that sinister school, and no one did anything to stop it. When he got home, he took

Source   He zipped up his boots, staring at his reflection in the cracked mirror. A few drops of perfume, the crossing of the cross, opening the door. She gave herself up to the night with a confident

Source   The music box emitted a gloomy waltz from the church organ. The notes seemed to pierce my soul with their mournful melody. Suddenly, the tiny dancer came to life on the small stage. Her movements

Source   She looked in the mirror, admiring her ethereal beauty: porcelain skin, red lips, deep blue eyes. Suddenly, her reflection changed. A dark shadow emerged behind her, a deformed figure with reptilian

Source   I arrived in hell smelling of formaldehyde, carrying my sins. The Devil rejected me, there was no place for another sinner. Helpless, I wandered aimlessly in the eternal gloom. Time was meaningless,

Source   Her gaze fell on the envelope she held in trembling hands. The words danced in a blur before her tearful eyes. ‘I'm sorry, but I can't go through with this charade. A shiver ran through her as

Source   It was midsummer when we decided to venture along the ancient path. The hundred-year-old cypress trees seemed to be watching us, silent witnesses of dark secrets. Suddenly, a thick haze covered

Source   He walked aimlessly, letting his steps guide him along unexplored paths. Solitude was his faithful companion, giving him the freedom to let his restless mind wander. Suddenly, something caught

Digital Art made by me   I should never have opened that cursed grimoire. Suddenly, a searing pain came over me. My bones began to buckle, my skin covered in thick black fur. My hands and feet mutated

Source   He burst into his darkened home, gun in hand, ready to surprise his partner in the midst of infidelity. In the hallway, however, the full-length mirror returned an unexpected reflection. Suddenly,

Digital Art made by me   Darkness reigned in the abandoned house. Suddenly, a guttural growl tore through the silence. Red eyes glowed in the shadows, revealing a deformed and monstrous canine form. The

Source   The coin rolled between his trembling fingers. Vincent watched the beggar with wild eyes, tormented by the memories that haunted him relentlessly. His wife's betrayal of his friend had dragged

Source   She clutched the corsage tightly as she advanced down the dark alley. Suddenly, a stealthy shadow moved behind her, wielding a gleaming knife. The young woman smiled, oblivious to the danger.

Source   The creak of the old workshop door chilled my blood. I entered cautiously, clutching my wooden sword. The smell of wood shavings remained intact, but something sinister permeated the air. Suddenly,