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Heaven in Hell

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By Katherine BodgerPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
Heaven in Hell
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As an atheist, it was strange to walk through hell. Even more bizarre, was that everyone was enjoying themselves. Drinking cocktails by the lava rivers, climbing up the craggy mountains in groups, even dancing in decimated gardens.

“This is not what I expected,” I admitted to my underworld guide.

He laughed. “We only torture the villainous. For others, be it gay, divorced, a nonbeliever, or anyone innocent yet condemned by God- this is the place where they can relax for eternity. Heaven’s just far too strict.” I smiled up at the satyr.

I was going to like it here.

Fantasy

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Katherine Bodger

I’ve always loved to write. Whether or not I’m any good, well, that’s for others to decide.

I have poetry published her and plays published on my YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@katiebodger4731?si=J-UDomHWcXp2zOho

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    Written by Katherine Bodger