Illusion
“Get in there!” yelled a guard
and shoved me inside some room. He closed the door, and I heard it lock.
“Hey!” I yell, desperately
banging on the door. I knew I was locked in here for good. Before I could say
anything else, the lights were turned off. They would not torture my body; that
was something I knew I’d end up doing to myself. I knew what was coming, and I
couldn’t stop it. They wanted to start with my mind. They wanted to drive me
insane! The darkness closed around me, and inundated me entirely. I felt like I
was drowning in an abyss. The fingers of darkness clawed at my throat and I
felt choked. I gasped for breath, and fell to the ground in bouts of panting,
desperate for fresh air. Sweat covered my face, neck and chest as I grew more
and more desperate. My heart pounded against my chest. Darkness flowed into my
head. I couldn’t think. I couldn’t hear, I…I was…dying!
I woke up several hours, days, weeks, maybe,
later. I had stopped sweating, and my heartrate was normal, and I’d gotten a
hold of myself. Something strange was happening to me. I was changing. I started
to like the dark. It was my refuge. In the dark, I did not have to see the
truth. I could live however I wanted. I had control. Nobody would judge me. I would
be the sovereign of my own world! I had been foolish. This was not darkness, I
had been blind…oh how stupid I was…this was light! The brightest light I had
ever seen! Oh how blissful I was. Reverberating happiness surged through me
like a draught that replenished my strength. I danced around. I was ecstatic! I
loved the place!
“Turn it on. He’s had enough.” I
hear a voice say from outside this room.
But I hadn’t had enough. I wanted more. I wanted to stay here, in this
haven.
“Power’s on.” In seconds, the
lights turn on, and everything goes dark. The darkness had me again. I felt
choked. I started to sweat. My senses were draining. I couldn’t get out of its
grip! No! I was dying!
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