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As the days get shorter and the nights get spookier, we’re all heading towards the fright season. It’s wintertime in most places and with the chilly night breeze blowing, comes ghostly stories we tell one another. Alongside that comes all the accidental art that can depict the scary-ness of the spooky season. This season is not just dedicated to Halloween but it follows the essence of fall combined with the pumpkin spiced latte. However the word, spooky alone gets us fired up to think of all the creepy skeletons, ghosts out there that, though, are a bit comical but have their own sense of fun element to it.
The interesting part of it all is these accidental art pieces and pictures that are compiled for you to notice the specific details of spooky this time around, rather than failing to recognize what is in front of us. So here we have a couple of versions of our own, from the “four-winged seagull” to the “ghostly moth”. P.s before you start reading make sure no one’s standing behind you!
“A spooky frost bat appeared on my car hood.”
“I found a little ghost made out of the mold on a tree.”
“This moth has a scary face.”
“My phone camera caught an extra outline of a seagull as it took flight.”
“This wood knot looks like a spider and scared the life out of me.”
“I never knew celery could be so scary.”
“Slept over my mom’s house last night and this scared me more than I would like to admit.”
“This cookie looks like a jack-o-lantern.”
“I found this crocodile log in the forest.”
“My grill caught fire recently and it created this ghost.”
“My heart skipped a beat for a second when I saw this.”
“My grandpa carved ’wood spirits’ into these trees 16 years ago and the trees have started healing over them.”
It is amusing to notice nature do its job in ways that are just not expected! The shapes, shades, and colors can add to the details of a visible element which later allows us to perceive it in ways that can be attached to feelings and labels.
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“The shadows on the wall behind my lamp look like a spooky face.”
“The way my window showed my reflection twice startled me.”
“My burnt egg looks like a skeleton.”
“This tree looks like it’s trying to scare people as they walk by.”
“The butter on my knife made a spooky forest.”
Has there been anything at your place that has gotten you scared? These illusions of objects can get you so emotionally overwhelmed that you end up finding someone to sleep with to be in comfort with the presence of someone close. This spooky season I am sure that nature truly must have done something to amuse you!
