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Candles. That is all that surrounds me. Well to be more specific I should say lighted candles. I am still here, says the bottom of the candle closest to me. I wrote it in myself, before I lit the candle. That is how all of my candles are. They have a message at the bottom, so I can remember. I have been here a long time, where? one might ask, and I would reply "somewhere in once was the united states." That is if I actually had someone to talk to, I am alone. Writing in candles has what I do all day, that and sleep but I have to do that. Food, you are probably wondering about that. Food means survival, says another one of my candles. I guess I don't eat or maybe I do and I just can't remember, that is what the candles are for, right?
The top half of the room is pitch black, only the bottom half has light to it. I just sit all around the candles and wait. Wait for something. The electric went out, as long as I can remember, I thought it would come back on. But I wait 6 weeks later, I am still waiting. I can't even leave where the hell I am because in fear if I will catch on fire, that and the door is locked from the outside. I think someone or something is watching me. Screaming doesn't help either, it just convinces myself I have gone insane or even worse death. Maybe all this is a dream and I somehow went into a coma, and all I have to do is wait I wake up, then someone is bound to tell me what happened.
This time I do have the guts to walk up to the door and check to see if it is unlocked. I twist the doorknob. Locked. I feel something sharp brush against the side of my neck, I glide my one of my fingers against it to feel blood, but it's just a small cut. No big deal I think to myself. Before I can even sit back down a few of the candles blow out, and the second I realize it, something sharp hits the other side of my neck, this time it hurts more than the last. Before I can even think I fall to the ground, having no control, and hoping I wouldn't fall where a candle is lit at.