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Submitted to Contest #89
I felt my nails dig into the wooden table, pain surging through my body. I lifted my eyes from my feet to the vase that was placed on the table. The single rose that was ever so delicately placed in the vase was wilting, the once luscious red petals a now musty color of burgundy. The final petal fell to the ground and disintegrated on the wood. I felt a single tear run down my cheek and drop, splattering itself from impact. I looked out the large picturesque window at the gloomy world outside. Large clouds made the sky a depressing shade of ...
Submitted to Contest #80
“Today we get breaking news about two projects escaping from organization S.U.N. This has never happened before, and no one knows what this means for the future of S.U.N., and for the future and safety of Ajambo. Stay tuned for future information on the projects that have escaped and exactly how they did this.” Earlier that day: “Will project Seven, Eight, Nine, and Ten report to medical ward two please.” A sickly sweet voice rang through my blank room. The metal cot I was lying in creaked as I stood. I looked at myself in the mirror and...
Submitted to Contest #51
Oh, how you wished you could be at the lake now. You went every year with your best friend and looked up watching stars after a long day in the meadow. But now all it was, was a wish. A faraway dream that you couldn’t quite catch. You thought about it daily. How you felt free, not trapped in your head fearing others. You felt like you were on top of the world. Like no one could puncture the hot air balloon called life. You are now sitting, ten years later, your phone in hand with a box of tissues next to you. Rocking back and forth on your p...
Submitted to Contest #49
You lie there waiting for it. What you are waiting for you don’t know, but you knew you were waiting for something. And then it hits you like an arrow being shot towards a target. You are lying there on your bed sprawled out like a starfish. The cold air surrounding you, sending chills down your spine and goosebumps up your arms. The once bright yellow walls darken from the night sky. Your lights turn off like a flicker of fire from a lighter. You hear loud booms of thunder and the rain starting to fall. It seems to never stop, ever. It was ...
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