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Weekly Contest #368
There’s an ancient magic that still exists in the world if you can remember where to find it. It’s nothing complicated, it’s not even a well-kept secret. In fact, chances are wherever you are in the world, you could probably find it right beneath your feet. There are a couple of exceptions, of course: the oceans and the frozen lands. But even in the busiest city streets or on the rockiest mountain sides, you’ll find me if you take the time to look. And then it’s as simple as closing your eyes and making a wish. Maybe you don’t believe me. Ma...
Weekly Contest #360
The clock ticks in the heavy silence. She can practically feel it in her bones. The tick, tick, tick of it all. Like every day, every moment, is ticking by, dragging on and on, and yet every day, every moment is coming faster and faster, one right after the other until they all become a blur. And now here she is, wrapped in the heavy weight of the silence of this room and the ticking of the clock. Even here, at the end of everything, she can’t escape the feeling that it’s all slipped through her fingers without her even noticing. She looks d...
Weekly Contest #359
Anna hung up the phone and exhaled, glancing down at the framed photo on her desk. Two wide-eyed kids smiled back at her. She could barely remember being so happy, so carefree. Tears sprang to her eyes and she squeezed them tight to keep the tears from falling. What would life be like right now if the situation had been different? If she could’ve changed what happened, would they celebrate weddings and birthdays together? Have weekend BBQs, stop by each other’s houses just to talk? She let her mind wander as she stared at the photo. Back t...
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