Isaac Lewis

It just became two white skies, one on top and one below, divided by a black line that would fade in and out.

Sometimes I'd see the road, and sometimes I'd see that.

And I started imagining the Yanni plants were stretching and getting longer.

Then around dusk, I think, I saw something up ahead and I thought, why are big lobsters fighting in the road?

I mean, look how big they are.

But it was Emma and Shannon?

They were literally fighting in the road.

Shannon rolled on top of Emma, and they were scratching and clawing at each other.

And I got in there and broke it up, and Shannon ran off.

She was crying.

She was holding her shoulder.

I don't know where Emma ran to.

And the diary Shannon kept didn't say anything about the fight.

I know, but I saw it.

She wasn't making any sense towards the end anyway.

I read the whole thing online.

They printed it.

Anyway, at one point, past dark, I thought I saw Peter, but he was sort of wispy and ghostly.

He was coming back from the other direction, from up ahead, and I tried to grab him and say, we have to all get back together or we're going to die out here.

There's no end to this road we were all lied to.