Scrapheap
Here I was, in the deepest
heap; a junkyard
filled with rusted metal and broken glass.
My hands bleed from each cut
as I crawled on the junk-
it’s painful.
Then I heard it-
A thundering boom.
A giant excavator with blood covering it
from top to bottom.
My heart was racing, sweat runs down my face
as I crawled quicker to get away-
But nothing.
The pile was sliding backward
to the excavator, its claw
raised high to the smoke-black
sky
with no stars or moonlight peering through.
Then the heap began to rose,
sending me flying backwards-
into the excavator’s claw
I felt two claws ramming through my back
and looked down to see them
covered in my blood-
my spine snapped as I
jerked backward.
Then everything went dark.
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