The snowflakes drift ifly through the empty streets, the one traffic light in town glowing eerily for miles in the hazy conditions, you see yourself in the distance, you see several, They are not your friends, they are not you, the streetlights know who they are, and they search for your bones.
When the harsh sun recedes, copies of you emerge from their hiding places, away from the light that could dissolve them like mist. Snow is no barrier to them, and neither are moonbeams.
They seek to snuff out any warmth that exists. They seek to strip your bones and leave you as cold as they are.





















