Fields of empty Memories_Red, Orange and Gold_The Star's Revenge_Doppelganger
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Fields of empty Memories
Shoes shuffled lightly against the marble floor. The echoing filling the corners of the room until the sound faded to nothing.A louder pair of footsteps followed the first. These ones clicking as hard heels struck against the stone.A hill, covered in long waving grasses. Tall flowers colored like rainstorms and faded photos. Two children. A little girl, with braided hair and sparkling eyes. A little boy, whose hair wasn’t long enough to braid and eyes like sparks. A wreath of flowers spilling out of scarred hands. Falling as they brushed against the floor. Long vines connected dangling foliage...
Red, Orange and Gold
The red leaves crunched beneath my feet. I could feel a slight breeze on my neck, just enough to make me regret ditching my sweatshirt in favour of a stylish short-sleeved tee. Fashion or comfort, huh? I inwardlywww.onedoor.cc chuckled. Shades of yellow, red and orange enveloped me, being the only colours prominent for miles and miles ahead." Looks like a thousand fires being lit at the same time", I whispered to myself. I glanced towards my bag and saw my name- Autumn- shining brightly off my identity card. I smiled. The most lovely time of the year and I had been lucky enough to be named after it. For th...
The Star's Revenge
Zola looks up the dark sky, disappointment washing over her when she sees dull stars. None of them shine or speak to her; express a constellation. It’s a pity. She hoped with tonight being a special occasion and all the night would smile at her and her friends. Cheap wheels that hardly ever spin in the correct direction run on the pavement around her. One bump, then another. Zola glances down to see the red car that’s parked in the corner of the lot. Too far away from the supermarket for its own good. With laughs and giggles, Zola’s friends push the carts into a circle around the car. Her fr...
Doppelganger
Carved pumpkins crowd the front of the doorways, spider-webs drip from porch railings, skeletons loom out from the shadows. Every neighborhood goes out of their way to contribute to the festive spirit. Stores scramble to stock their shelves with jumbo bags of candy as parents and grandparents come early to prepare for trick-or-treaters. Armed with fun masks, various Halloween costume party’s handout fliers promising spooky decorations, fruit punch, and a great turnout that you wouldn’t want to miss.As if knowing what to do, the weather predictably cools down until there is an exciting kind of ...