Clay to be sculpted.

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Summary

This is one of many words that were forged from the very feeling of pain and agony. Be careful what you read, you just might never read again.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Turpitude words (Word 1)

What shape am I?

Nothing, I’m just a lump of dirt

But I have some mobile futures, four limbs, and a head

Who am I?


I see the perfect ones, clays molds that are perfect sculptures

One by one, sculpture after sculpture, they try to make me beautiful

But the sculpting tools they want to use look gruesome

They aren’t very happy when I escape

But these extreme measures are things I’m not willing to take.


I find the twisted ones, the other clay molds with no actual form

Just irregular monstrous shapes that don’t take kindly to me

They Are scavengers, who will take clay from other clay molds

And give themselves artificial shape, even if itś clay from their own

I don’t give up my body for salvageable body parts, and I fight my way through

Until I'm nowhere to be seen and the light is dimmer in view

I am lost and all alone, everybody wants me dead

The sculptures want me rearranged

And the twisted ones want me torn apart

Where will I go? Every corner is death

But finally, I come upon a demon in the making

A giant hand hidden within the shadows

Wearing sculpting gloves with residue all over them

Is he the maker? The one who sculpts us all?