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Weekly Contest #363
Meryn sighed, her chest heavy with sadness. The clouds matched her mood: grey and gloomy, as though even the Earth understood the unfairness of life. The weather was funny that way, sometimes. Meryn’s car was cold and breezy, chilling her to the bone. She’d been sitting in uncomfortable silence for far too long. She could have spoken, but her voice would falter. It had been a long day. Out Meryn’s window, the sun was beginning to set, casting a pinkish-orange glow across the sky. She missed home. More than this, she missed youth. She shif...
Weekly Contest #333
CW: Mature themes and suicidal ideation In Jewish mythology, a dybbuk is a malicious spirit, believed to be the soul of a deceased person. The term first appeared in a number of sixteenth century texts, popularized by a play called The Dybbuk in the early nineteen hundreds. A dybbuk is believed to possess the body until it has completed an unfinished task, sometimes vanishing through exorcism, and sometimes of its own accord. Traditionally, it was a male spirit, possessing the bodies of women on the eve of their weddings, and hiding inside o...
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