On The RoofThe sound of my breathing reverberated in my ears as I ran up countless flights of stairs, trying to reach the top. How many stories did I have left? I turned the next corner, and there it was: the last level. Sighing with relief, I pushed open the door and stepped onto the roof. The air was surprisingly calm, but the cold bit into my skin, making me shudder. I closed the door behind me, moving slowly towards the immobile figure kneeling on the edge of the roof.On The Roof
‘Wilbur…’ I whispered, the name lingering in the still air. The shape didn’t move. I wondered if he had heard me.
Little CrushThere's nothing more annoying then you. There you sit, staring at me while you tap your pencil on your side of the desk. Waiting for just the right moment to reach across and yank my braid down as hard as you can, then as I call out to the teacher hurt yourself to blame it on me. So while I get reprimanded you smirk to your friends about how you got me good.Little Crush
No, there is nothing more annoying than you. There you stand, huddled in a group of friends, laughing along with them as I get pelted with their snowballs. When I come up to you, you smirk yet again and turn back to your friends. When I call out to the teacher, you tell her I
Fear -Requested-Desperation crept up on you as you panted, taking refuge behind the lifeless aspen trees. Your chest, your wrists, your neck, every part of your whole pounded along with your heart as you held your breath, listening quietly. Hoping, praying, they wouldn't find you. They couldn't find you, no, not you. How would they find you? You had that safe haven, hidden amongst the bare trees, surrounded by dead, crumbling leaves.Fear -Requested-
Then, a twig snapped and leaves crunched somewhere behind you, fear gripped at your mind. Your body freezing as the grip tightened. The sound inched its way closer, slowly. Stopping every now and again, toying with
Hospital-As done as it gets-The doors slid open silently, letting me and a gust of autumn leaves into the pure white walls of the hospital. I walked down the hallway, the smell of sterilizer filled my nostrils and the brightness of white blinded my eyes. I passed several doors, some reading numbers and others opening to other hallways. An elevator’s ding sounded as several nurses stepped in, each pressing a number and waiting impatiently for the other to get on so they could go to their next job. Finally, the hallway ended at a set of swinging doors, both reading “Waiting area.” I pushed through the doors, into a bright yet gloomy room painted yellow. A yHospital-As done as it gets-
It's been FOREVER
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Whoop whoop!
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Put the lime in the coconut and drink the bowl up.
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Put the lime in the coconut and drink the bowl up.
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