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and atop this labyrinth stood the statue of a man, bearing the perfect<br />

Renaissance proportions, with a crown perched atop his head. And as the<br />

dream unfolded itself, the statue spoke seeming nonsense: I are father<br />

and son still woman, who Came in by the gates of time protected by<br />

ABRAXAS wrongly called Cerberus who carries himself as OsirisHorus<br />

the bull of his own father. I am pulled by sun and moon and in them both<br />

in the morning— We were designated as a man— We are lined up on the<br />

cross of the shub shubby the TUB tubby Niggaruth. We the heart beating<br />

in the play of Bacchus and to Bacchus rejoicing, the lionhead returned<br />

again by Mrs. devoured, in order to insert the head into its correct place.<br />

He awoke from the dream to a burning sensation. Eyes slowly opening,<br />

he saw the rough surface of asphalt beneath him, black agony<br />

against the raw flesh of his face. With a moan, he sat up and took in his<br />

surroundings.<br />

A long road stretched in both directions, slick from a recent rainfall.<br />

The twisted branches of trees threatened to overtake and consume it.<br />

Upon closer inspection, he could see that the road was in ill repair, the<br />

yellow traffic lines were faded almost beyond recognition and the edges<br />

were cracked and crumbling.<br />

Through the silhouette canopy of trees he could see a violet sky. The<br />

smell of earth and rotting leaves reminded him of autumn. Something<br />

about this place was familiar, unsettlingly so. Like a memory shoved<br />

deep into the far recesses of the mind, it comes back to haunt in dreams<br />

and when the walls cave down… Or when you leave them.<br />

Orpheus started walking down the road. Houses jutted out of the mass<br />

of trees and brambles, all abandoned, a mess of rotting boards, shattered<br />

windows and scuttling rats. The silence that hung over this place was<br />

liquid and contagious, a foul liquor that clung to everything it touched.<br />

Still he walked on.<br />

To his left, he could see the trees thinning out into a wide field. Turning<br />

to it, he was relieved to feel the moist soil underfoot. Then, further<br />

off in the field, he saw a twisted metal form, bright yellow in some<br />

places and rust red in others.<br />

The bus stood like a fossilized dinosaur in a museum. The windows<br />

were cracked and broken, the paint worn thin, the tires slashed and<br />

empty; all of this was reflected in the wide field that this artifact had<br />

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