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It's Always Rabbits

Dabbling with folk horror drabbles

By Aaron MorrisonPublished 7 months ago • 1 min read
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Edric and Thalia Wickerham, and their daughter Tamsin, arrived at Bwthyn Penllost on a particularly murky day in the Welsh countryside.

For the next several months, Edric would renovate the bwthyn while Thalia would work on her paintings.

"Don't go far!" Thalia called as the girl ran off to explore.

After most of the boxes were moved in, Tamsin reappeared.

"Look, Da!" she said, proudly holding a plump rabbit.

"Get that out," Edric said firmly.

"But Da..."

"I said no."

"Mind your Da," Thalia added.

"Yes, Ma," Tamsin sighed, releasing it just beyond the gate.

Their stay was without incident.

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Aaron Morrison

Born during a (___natural disaster___), Aaron spends his free time exploring (___unusual location (plural) ___) and raising domesticated (___fictional creature (plural)___).

Author of LUNARTIC (and other poems)

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    Written by Aaron Morrison