The Calling Of The Void : My hands and shoulder hurt, but my spirit is unaffected. I'm writing this in a hotel room, which is small and unassuming but will suffice for my needs. I'm going to sleep and dream tonight, just like I did when I was a kid, before that wretch came into my life.I believe that it was my logical thought that saved me, that it was my rationality that enabled me to defeat such an evil, but I will never be able to escape the conclusion that there is much more to life beyond the veil, out there in the darkness. It's a world I've seen and don't want to see again, but tonight I'll rest and tomorrow I'll rebuild my life with the assurance that my unwelcome visitor has left for good. I can sense it, and I am certain of it!It will take some time for me to adjust, and perhaps my mind will play a few tricks along the way, but it is difficult to let go of a lifetime of paranoia. I need to relearn to accept my safety. I refuse to spend the rest of my days looking over my shoulder, but I will always be cautious, as I was this morning in the hospital lying in a quiet ward, thinking I felt the bed shake for the briefest of moments, but I know it was just my imagination.I'm glad I wrote down my experiences because it has taught me a lot about myself and, more importantly, if anyone else ever finds themselves in a similar situation, you'll know what to do.It's bedtime now, and I need to sleep because I've never felt so tired.Good night, and sleep tight…wherever you are.
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