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Weekly Contest #369
There is a rock in my living room. It's more of a boulder, really. It's large and cumbersome, rough in some spots and smooth in others. It’s a steel grey color, with flecks of black like freckles on summer worn skin. The rock is cold most of the time, but it warms when I rest my hand on it or lean against its side. Sometimes, it pulls warmth from me. Saps it away like a mosquito taking blood. In those moments, I become the cold one. Shivering so badly that I can’t hold a cup of water without it splashing on the ground. I forget tha...
Weekly Contest #342
Looking at Simon Petty gave me the same headache that finding a typo in a billboard gives me. Not looking at him is like having a splinter in my palm that I can’t get out with even the smallest tweezers. He’s everything I love, everything I hate. He’s just… everything. And the sick bastard knows it. “You used the wrong ‘their’,” Simon says. “It should be T-H-E-Y-R-E. Because ‘they are’ going to the mall. For someone who reads so much, it’s funny how you don’t know basic grammar, like, at all.” I jam my finger in the backspace key hard enough...
Weekly Contest #329
I am a cursed person.Cursed to live. To see the hours pass, the days, the weeks. I have watched as the years slog by with all the flare and vitality that I no longer have. The same wonder that you once held in your strong grasp. A strength that cursed us both but went further with you. It killed you. It killed every part of you first before finally stopping your heart.I watched it happen. Frozen in place with so many voices telling me what to do, I couldn’t help you. You reached for me. Begged me. Cried for me.Your voice grew hoarse until it...
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