Night writing

In the morning, I woke up to a completely silent room. With a groan, I rolled over in my bed, opening my eyes to see Vic 's bed empty. He wasn 't in the dorm, so that told he must 've went out to do something before class. Slowly, I got out of bed and got dressed in some of the clothes that I brought along with me. Once I was dressed, I made my way out of the room and down the stairs. Almost everyone was crowded in one spot; The kitchen. I knew this was going to happen. With an annoyed huff, I shoved

There was deep stillness in the house. The strangled, agonized coughing that went on all day and all night had temporarily grown silent. The moon was up, and through the open window brightly lighted the room. Within the four walls, isolated from the routine of the world she heard no sound but the irregular labored breathing that raised and lowered her father 's chest and the ticking of the clock on the bedside table. An unpleasant feeling came over her; being alone with him felt somehow improper;

As I snuck my way around the desolate cabin where the vampire, Robert, held a seven year old girl my heart started to race. Adrenaline pumped ferociously through my body as I felt for the vamp 's power signature that had allowed me to track him through this god forsaken forest. So when my heart rate slowed down as I made my way through the trees at a crouch, I should have questioned the change. When my accelerated breathing evened out before I was going to step into the clearing, I should have been

finally lay to rest. It filled her with peace… The cracking of dawn hadn’t reached the streets so the intruder had to slowly struggle through the darkness in spite of his guiding lights. Even the evergreens seemed to go against his cause aiding the night by serving as a shield. The houses he passed appeared as a blur until that surrounded him was the forest. Ignoring the signal for his destination, the stranger abruptly slammed down on his brakes, letting out a loud screech that echoed through the

In the early morning in the magical forest, we lived in a cabin. The sun gleaming through the leafs on the trees, the water glowing blue as it flows down from the melting snow as it falls into the lake. I wake to the piercing sound of a dragon roar. I run down the wooden stairs creaking beneath my feet, and smashing open the door. But realizing there is nothing there. The only thing there is Piper, who is barking to her heart 's content. I was probably just imagining things I said to myself.

“So let me get this straight, you’re going to find a legendary ring, slay a dragon, then marry a princess?” My friend Mary questioned. She was walking around the room still facing me. “Yes, indeed.” I replied. I certainly did intend on accomplishing this impossible dream. It might be a hard act to achieve, but no pain no gain right? “Jerry, don’t you think that’s too umm, big of a...” She started. “No, it’s not too big. I mean, sure it’s a hard thing to accomplish, but I believe I can

“You only bring pain,” he said. Tripping, I place my hand on the bathroom door and rush inside. The door swings behind me as I rush to the stall. “We’re here to help,” I told him and he backed up into the wall. It wasn’t the flashlight he was afraid of, it was me. I lean on the stall door and look down at the floor. I breathe in and out trying to calm myself down. What is wrong with you, James? Why can’t you stop having these visions? My hand reaches for the toilet paper. Shaking, it rips a piece

SUDDENLY Billions of cosmic rocks... Churning soup and dust. One dark purple sphere With a sky like rust. It boiled and foamed, It heaved so gently. And it gave up Life Accidentally. LOOKING BACK Oh my childish days, They tested every nerve. I had so much to say, But I was never heard. Now I want the storms To hit this happy home. I 'll learn to love the hail, I 'll cherish every stone! I dread the day that 's waiting, I know it has to come. I 've gotten used to mornings, I woke on every one

he purple sunrise awoke the nature around Wanniansi Temple, illuminating the skies from darkness. Empty and hazy, Toki tried to collect her thoughts from the day before. The temple training seemed so vivid yesterday, but though just less than twelve hours ago, the memory seemed like decades old. Every time she tried to focus, her head was in agony. A shooting pain started at her pulsating temples and pounded down to her feet. This was purposeful. They didn’t want her to remember what had happened

The sky got darker, or so it seemed, as I woke up on the heavily carpeted floor in a small room. It had no signs or buttons, and I could feel the rapid descent downward that pulled on my entire body; an elevator, perhaps? The room let out a familiar ring as the metal doors in front of me opened. It seemed inviting enough, but the fear of not knowing still got to me. Following that, I was bombarded with eternal questions. How did I get here? Where was I before this? I reluctantly walked out of the