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Vienna
Vienna P O V: Keavy2020"Oh, dear God!" The world is spinning fast and dangerous as I close my eyes to block out the sickening dizziness. "Your warm, sweetie." the smooth, cool hands of my wife Lindsay grace my face and neck. "I'm sorry you feel so sick, sweetie. I hate seeing you this ill. Don't try to sit up, honey, I'm going to slide behind you." Lindsay gently slides behind my aching sore body laying my head in her lap; my head is spinning, pounding in vigorous expedite. My stomach is twisting in knots, shivers, and hot flashes plague my entire being as I cuddle closer to my gorgeous, compa...
THE gods have gone mad
My small village occupy 200sqmtrs north of the river Sambasa. We are a people of warriors and relatively farmers. Many of my people raised pigs,cows and rams.Others just produce grains and cocoa to sale to the white foreigners. The year was October of 1943、 This was the year our people were hit by locusts and great famine had struck us so hard that food and water became scares. Every man became his own shadow and trust was lost among the people. The old were getting sicke and the children died of malnutrition. Those who could afford food didn't allow a cup of grain leave their homes or fall in...
Sisters
It's a Friday night, the sun is setting and it's my favorite time of the day. I don't mind driving in rush hour traffic just because I know I won't mind the view. Just enough for clouds to be noticeable, but the orange and pink painted across the sky is my favorite. It reminds me of days me and Janice would plawww.onedoor.ccy manhunt outside all day until we knew mommy was on her way home. By then we were dashing across the lot trying to beat the streetlights. Macy was usually in the house reading over her essence magazines or walking in around the house listening to music. And if she wasn't doing that, the...
Miracles
Author's note- This is a story about a new beginning, leaving behind resentment, loneliness and fear of losing someone. I stood there silently as a young couple passed me.They stopped. The girl pulled the boy back, standing right in front of me. She said something to him. The boy just smiled and pulled out a coin from his pocket handing it to her. The girl quickly closed her eyes and tossed the coin toward my direction. It splashed in the water around me, not in the basket that I held. I could hear the girl groan. The boy pulled out another coin.Another toss.The girl squealed. The coin landed ...