Secrets of Rusty Things: Transforming Found Objects Into Art by Michael Demeng

Author:Michael Demeng [Demeng, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781581809282
Amazon: B00AZIIC48
Publisher: F+W Media, Inc.
Published: 2007-05-30T00:00:00+00:00

Sweating, shaking, exhausted, he was done. The carpet was clean again. He sat on that vast expanse of white for a while, running his hand over it. Never again, he thought. That's what I get for letting strangers in. I don't care what my therapist says. Never again. He looked at the clock and was startled to see that it was past two A. M. He showered, changed, and was about to go to bed when he remembered the trash bag by the door. He went to his entryway and snatched it up. It seemed heavier than what he would expect. He shuddered to recall the image of that filth pouring out of Wilson's paper bag; but, in reviewing the scene, the amount of soot seemed to be significantly less than what was now in his hand. Shrugging, he undid the latches on the front door and carried it out into the hallway. Feeling like Perseus delivering the severed head of Medusa, he triumphantly carried the bag to the trash chute and stuffed it in.

He marched back down the hallway to his condo. Pausing before the door, he was struck with a distinct sense of unease. If it was so easy for this fellow to gain access to his space, what else could happen? Why had he left the door open when he disposed of the trash? Some miscreant could easily have slipped inside while he was focused on the trash chute. He entered his condo tentatively, half-expecting to see a wild band of hoodlums laying waste to the furniture. But all was quiet. Shaking off his unease, he latched the door and went to brush his teeth.

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