A SUPERNOVA_Shadow on the Wall_The Cherry Festival_"If You Walk Out That Door..."
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A SUPERNOVA
“Look at the sky Athena, Illuminated with infinite stars. Does it look the same every day?” asked Ares. Athena smiled and said “yes dear. We never got a chance to gaze atwww.onedoor.cc the night sky full of stars and such a cute crescent moon hanging like a brooch on a blue dress of a beautiful princess.” “Ha –ha-ha-ha…… I never knew this new poet Athena.” Ares was laughing at her sister. Athena gave a small pat on Ares’ head and said “I remember those cozy nights with mom and dad. We used to go for long drives very often. You weren’t born then. Mom and dad used to sit near the lake and I used to sit at ...
Shadow on the Wall
Houses carry echoes of their pasts. Shadows of the people that lived there before, clinging to the corners like spiders’ webs. Every creak, groan and whisper reminding you that you were not the first and assuring that you will not be the last. Janie came to Penrith Cottage as a widow. Its grey stone walls and overgrown garden greeted the weary woman with as much enthusiasm as she felt. “Are you sure this is the place, love?” the taxi driver asked, pushing up the brim of his cap to peer up at the solemn structure. The nearest neighbour was a mile off and they’d gotten turned around twice in th...
The Cherry Festival
Author's note: The National Cherry Festival is an actual festival. It takes place in July, but in the story, it is still spring. Also, this is the first part of the story. Happy Reading!----------------------------------------------------------------"Go play at the park for a little, Leah, Ethan, and Emmie." My mom said, probably tired of me and my siblings asking her questions and bothering her, since she was working."Sure." I said. I ran to my room. I grabbed my purple hoodie and my phone, waiting for my twin siblings, Ethan and Emmie, while they grabbed their jackets. "Bye mom!" we said, sh...
"If You Walk Out That Door..."
"If you walk out that door, don't bother coming back!" Renee gazed at her mother, Raya for the last time. She no longer looked young and youthful the way she had for Renee most her life. Now in her anger, her mother looked hard, her blonde/grey hair falling out of a haphazard ponytail, her eyes, electric sparks that would have zapped the life out of Renee if possible. "I'm sorry Mama but I have to go." Renee had her suitcase in hand as she walked out the front door to begin the new life her mother didn't approve of. She saw her future sitting in the Chevy truck, the cowboy hat sitting on the ...