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Elliot Stretched out his arms as he woke up from a restless night of
sleep. Poor Elliot was too afraid to sleep, afraid of the mysterious
beastie. In the night he could hear a continuous whispering coming
from outside the shelter, the whispering turned into nightmares. After
rubbing away the sleep from his delicate eyes with his grubby hands he
remembered all the bad dreams from the darkness of the night. These
brought a tear to his eye as he remembered the comforts of home.
Memories were slowly fading as time went on in the jungle.
Slowly he made his way out of the shelter and was greeted by another
boy shouting
“El! El!”
Without thinking about helping the bigguns with the fire or even
hunting he just went and joined with the others. The boy, who had
called him over, Mikey, greeted Elliot with a playful punch.
“I’ll race ya!” screamed Elliot as he began running towards he
luscious sea. Mikey ran after him. As they dived into the water and
were splashing each other a loud came from the conch they reluctantly...
One rather beautiful day I head down to the building fields of Uruk with my only son Urnabe. He is 14 and he is turning out to be a skilled mason or at least better than his old man. When we get there I see that Binfem was already waiting for me.
His brain is full of confusion. All sorts of sound were rushing into his ears: The greetings on the street, the doorbell rung by the boy. who delivered the newspaper and milk, and what troubled him most was the clinking sound of the plates and forks, which meant breakfast. would be ready in no time. He wanted so much to sleep through these sounds like a lullaby, to escape from reality.... ...
The Fire raged in the fearless dark, as the glowing eyes from the owls watched them as they slept. No sound besides the wind and the soft breathing from Montag and the rest of the group. The air was full of fog and smoke, to the point you couldn't see your hands. But the sun was rising and Montag awoke with fear running down his spine. “What am I supposed to do,” Montag jumped to his feet.
Biking this trail many times before, I was all too well aware of the mountain that lie ahead. Sticking its head above the lowlands, it puts a certain uneasiness within about the impending pain. Many people have called me ludicrous for putting myself through these grueling runs. Obviously, they have never known what it is like to chase the small light at the end of the tunnel, working everyday, blisters on the feet and pain in the legs, just to pursue this proverbial light. Yet, as I stepped onto the powdery path, with the smell of a recent rain, I chased it.
As soon as the door closed, and Jace was finally at last gone, Clary immediately sprang to her feet and locked the door. Tears had all ready formed at the corner of her eyes, before she ran towards the pretty canopy bed, and fell down upon its soft, gentle surface and sobbed as if her heart would break. Inside, she was completely devastated. She began to wonder just what exactly had minute, she'd been at home, relaxing in the bright, warm golden sun, working on a brand new painting, and the next, she was off riding into the deep, dark woods with Wayfarer following her father's very trail, and they'd stumbled upon the mysterious dark castle, and the final moment she was trading her life for her father's in order to save him.
Clint had gone to school the same way every time so he thought he would go a different way. He followed a main road and then took a new side passage that he had wondered about before. Through this side passage he came across an abandoned street, he started to walk down when he noticed that his shadow wasn't making the same movements he was. Clint rubbed his eyes and then his shadow was mimicking him again. He then decided that he would go the normal way to school like usual. Once he arrived at school he talked to his friend Zac about the abandoned street and if he had ever been there. Zac replied with " No I would never go down such a dangerous looking street, you're basically asking to get mugged" "Do you want to go down that street on the
she always used to wish for a way to escape her life. She saw memories
attire stood up and with her little boy in tow, took a deep breath and
"It's raining again...Great" I mumbled, pulling my hoodie tighter around me. I set out walking as far from the orphanage for the day as my feet would carry me. Another day of dealing with the pains in my stomach and the pain in my head, from lack of sleep maybe...but the loud crying coming from the other children was also to blame. I knew they were crying for the same reason I would be leaving in a few days, the hunger and beatings had gotten far worse at the orphanage, when the funding had started to go dry 9 years ago. I had learned when I was young, the best thing to do was to leave in the morning when the cry's would start and only come home when I knew my own would not add to them.
“Alright,” I said, my voice echoing throughout the cavern. Delicately and gracefully, Gemma slipped into the boat and carefully, I gripped the oar to push off from shore. When suddenly, the water began pulling us away from the pebble
I can see myself running. I am running as fast as I can, relying on the aptitude of my feet to bring me to the other side of the passageway. As I struggle my way through the confining walls that precluded any source of light and filled the whole place with screaming darkness, I could distinctly see the panic and horror on my face. Then, I kept on looking back, checking if I am still being chased. Baffled by the identity of my chaser coupled with the intense strange feeling of fear, my thoughts are fixated on the glimpse of light at the end of the passageway which seemingly diminishes as I attempt to get closer.
When the nighttime air hits your face it's calming. The air has a slight breeze to it as you drive with your windows down. It's not cold, yet it's not hot. Your favorite song is playing in the background and you can see the stars. No need to worry about traffic because all there is for miles is fields stretching its way across.
He woke up with absolutely nowhere to go. Yawning, he reached out his arms to open the blackout curtains only to find what he expected; what he hoped was a dream. The room was empty with only the blankets he was sleeping on to fill it. Now, there was no choice but to face the truth: He was moving out again and going nowhere.
A long time ago when I was on the trying to get home it was dark and it was snowing. Somewhere along the way I must have taken a wrong turn, and soon I was completely lost. I finally came to a traffic light. I was relieved, as it meant the highway was nearby. I was almost positive it was to the right
One of the most unique creatures are fish. As I am sitting here in my room, my fish are swimming about with not a care in the world. I wonder what it would feel like to be a fish.