H. P. Lovecraft Quote

I took opium but once — in the year of the plague, when doctors sought to deaden the agonies they could not cure. There was an overdose — my physician was worn out with horror and exertion — and I travelled very far indeed. In the end I returned and lived, but my nights are filled with strange memories, nor have I ever permitted a doctor to give me opium again.


Fiction - The Crawling Chaos (1921)


I took opium but once — in the year of the plague, when doctors sought to deaden the agonies they could not cure. There was an overdose — my...

I took opium but once — in the year of the plague, when doctors sought to deaden the agonies they could not cure. There was an overdose — my...

I took opium but once — in the year of the plague, when doctors sought to deaden the agonies they could not cure. There was an overdose — my...

I took opium but once — in the year of the plague, when doctors sought to deaden the agonies they could not cure. There was an overdose — my...