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Weekly Contest #363
Content Warning: Death (non-explicit) I dragged him out the back door and down the porch steps to the field. He was pretty reluctant to leave the house, but I managed to get him into the snow before I dropped him. He sunk in as if he were lying down in a fluffy bed. I exhaled and watched my breath flutter away in a wispy cloud. It was pretty cold out, but the view was worth it. “Snowfall never gets old, does it?” I sighed, shaking out my hands. They were still struggling to warm up even in my cozy gloves. “First snow of the year and it’s a m...
Weekly Contest #354
Warning: Vague descriptions of gore/self-harm pertaining to the story. I could taste the light upon the walls. I could taste the purples and blues that trickled down from the moist ceilings and flourishing plants. I dragged my hands along the cavern walls and over the flora as I moved, licking up every color I could—every tang that crossed my tongues, every song in the air, every squeeze in my heart. I remember… I can remember bits and pieces. A steady voice…a rhythmic tide…a burning sun. Absent of time or location, fragments float around my...
Weekly Contest #351
Warning: Brief strong language Hey, Traveler. Yeah, you. The confused, sentient being floating around the void with me. You know who you are…I hope. If I were to ask you, “Are you lost?,” I imagine you’d have a few preset responses. Responses along the lines of those written below: ‘I’m so lost right now. I have absolutely no idea what the hell’s going on.’ ‘I have Google Maps if I ever get lost.’ ‘Appealing to my humanity and addressing me as an individual to elicit a personal connection. Clever. But still subverting the prompt. 3/10.’ ‘Fuc...
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