A letter for Katherine_Samhain_I hate you. Now, and forever._I can't remember
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A letter for Katherine
Far in the distance, close to the forest, stood a deer, chewing on the icy leaves. I could see through the window how the snow fell on her thick brown fur coat. Her eyes were wide open, she was on high alert. I wondered if she could see me from where she stood. She took off. Something must have happened. Shame. For a brief six minutes she was the only friend I had. The only other living creature. My thoughts were turning as cold as the snow falling outside. My head hurt and I could not understand why at first but then I saw my own reflection in the window. I was bleeding. Not much, just a litt...
Samhain
My eyes delight on the burnished tints and tones of this autumn day. My nose tingles with the scents of leaves interspersed with smoky accents. All in all, this moment in time gifts me a perfect, 'Wheel of the year.' The bells on my front stoop alert me to the arrival of my visitors. Through the antique glass, they appear distorted, bent, disfigured. Tabitha, Ferula and Arwen sweep through the open door, already dressed for our afternoon."Come along, Morena, bippity bop, let's go!" "Patience, sisters, I'll be ready in a blink of your eyes."Throwing on my crimson Irish hooded cape, I channel "l...
I hate you. Now, and forever.
“We’ve been over this so many times!”“Darling, you simply must understand the implications of your decision!”I stare at the fireplace intently, to somehow avoid the incoming barrage of noise. The same words, replaying on loop, over and over and over and over again. I watch the freshly cut logs, with splinters sticking out like a sore thumb, proof of messy workmanship, blacken with soot, engulfed by golden hunger so insatiable, it wouldn’t stop until only shreds of ashes, minuscule but massive, lay in a mound, a mere reminder of its existence. Ash is quite an interesting thing. A single grain, ...
I can't remember
Leanna smiled as she thanked the couple who had been sitting in her section. They had left her a nice little tip the tip wasn't much but it was enough to help add to her pay check so she could at least cover hwww.onedoor.ccer rent for the next month. Sighing and she glanced over the old dinner clock and smiled it was finally time for her shift to be over. Walking into the back she slipped off her apron and leaned against the wall slowly sliding down. "Lea? Are you okay?" her friend Krissy asked when she came around to the lockers. "Yeah girl I'm just tired. I worked a double shift today." Krissy shook he...