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Weekly Contest #367
When the great clock tower had struck three, I froze in horror, stopping any train of thought that might've flown onto the page. There were only four hours and fifty-nine minutes until the train for the city arrived, four hours and fifty-nine minutes until my older sister, Nicole, was lost in the city, happily studying the art of creative writing, just as she dreamed. *** Nicole had loved writing ever since I could remember, often crafting short bedtime stories for the younger kids or scaring the older ones with tales of horror and thr...
Weekly Contest #366
Humans walk in a singular line, hands and feet chained, eyes full of grief and despair. It didn’t matter what race you were, whether you were Black, Brown, or White. It didn’t matter if you were tall or short, skinny or wide, young or old. As long as you had a heart that pulsed, bones that moved, and a brain to function, they hunted you down. They had solved humanity’s identity crisis by simply treating every person on this Earth like a lesser species. If you are wondering, who is "they"? Who is this enemy that has forced humanity to the...
Weekly Contest #362
Even though it was far too early in the morning for any sane person to be awake, Celine Haze was quietly setting up a pot of coffee. Celine pressed start on the coffee machine and quickly picked up her novel, ‘Little Women,' to continue reading from her page. She always felt more connected to Beth March in the story, both quiet and saintly, gently stepping into the shadows to let another stay in the spotlight. Although Celine admires Beth’s noble heart, she fears that she will one day end up facing a similar fate like the character, getting ...
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