For days, I've been too groggy and famished. Either ways, equally so extreme that my senses were maimed. I slumped my face on my bed, apparently due to tiresomeness. Perhaps if I sunk this mug harder, gradually I would be nauseous. And yes, I did get a sleep. Not for long my way to a quasi-forever dreamless slumber had a detour. I was awakened.The ash-blue faint light peeking from the window illumined the slit blackest of the black pair of orbs, that middawn. The eyes were my husband's. Startled and caught in an awe, I was. Murkiness and the feeble touch of light did morph shadows on his face that made his cheek bony, his chin pointed, his eyes replaced with charcoal... yet smooth and shiny as those round marbles I used to play in my early years. I hollered his name repeatedly. He angled closer.
I heard his mind say, KUKUNIN KITA.









